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There was a chance for $BTC. For now, it looks like that opportunity has been lost 😶
Yesterday, I watched strong $BTC buying activity on Coinbase through the DOM, right near the highs.
Now look at the price.
Who was buying? Who was absorbing all that demand?
And the real question: were those buyers chasing price, or executing a strategy we can't see 😶
The free ride had to end someday.
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Bought $BTC a year ago? You're still down 25%
US annual inflation: 3.7%
Yet Bitcoin is sold as an inflation hedge and safe haven
A long-term hedge against monetary debasement? Perhaps
A reliable store of purchasing power over the past year? Not exactly. Food for thought 😶
$BTC CME 1D 😶
bitcoin:native 1H. Coinbase and Binance bid depth faded during the bounce. Now it comes down to the aggressive buyers - can they keep lifting price and break the resistance above without passive liquidity backing them?
bitcoin:native $80,116.2 held last night. Coinbase is still selling, Binance is still absorbing. $87,450 is the first level to clear, with $90K–$91K still in play after that.
bitcoin:native 1H. Coinbase is unloading, Binance is bidding. Real selling, real absorption. Something has to give.
Liquidation levels are nothing new. What’s interesting here is seeing how leverage is building around price, not just where the levels sit 😶
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