Are Markets Still On Track For Higher Prices?

On Bitcoin

Changed since their last video: days went from expecting up to leaning up.

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• Next days (next 1–7 days): Leans up (timeframe is our reading): which means a possible liquidity grab after the reset in open interest and a short-term short squeeze to squeeze the negative skew over here. ▶ 17:39

If this, then that

• If break and hold below $80,000, then 72k (next weeks): hold below $80,000, the probabilities would suggest that this is where you're going to catch your next major support, right? Still the same level as last week. The sweet spot we said was at about $72,000 ▶ 13:46

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• 88–92k: Target (possible pump before a larger correction): Meaning it pumps Bitcoin into the 88 to92,000 region and then puts in a larger correction. ▶ 08:10
• 85k: Target (25.3 million of liquidity sitting there, possible liquidity grab): You're looking at 25.3 million sitting at 85k which means a possible liquidity grab after the reset in open interest ▶ 17:33
• 84.7k: Resistance (RSI keeps trending down while price is below this line): As long as price is below that orange line on the top over here at 84,661, that RSI will trend down. ▶ 16:41
• 81k: Support (50% level of the local low-to-high range): you got that 50% level right there at 81K and then just a tad below that which will make things very tricky ▶ 16:57
• 80k: Support (former range resistance flipped to support; losing it invalidates the long thesis): if you start to close below the red line is $80,000, you lose $80,000. Theoretically, from a range trade perspective, this was support over here. ▶ 12:27
• 72k: Support (confluence of 50 EMA, anchored VWAP and trend line): The sweet spot we said was at about $72,000 because that is where your 50 EMA is. ▶ 13:54

Their own position: Not said.

Dates named

• Non-farm employment change and unemployment rate on 2 Oct 2026: Most of it's coming up on Friday in terms of red and the high impact things coming out non non-farm employment change and the unemployment rate