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Every Bitcoin Timeframe Just Turned Up at Once. That's Happened Before.

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BTC near publication: $68,4294-hour candle close · 19 Aug 2026, 20:00 UTC · BTC/USDT

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  • Next days (next 1–7 days): Expects down: daily time frame like I said is right at that white 200-week average, so that is very likely to be a bit of a pullback for today. ▶ 01:59 Said again while their call of 19 Aug 2026 was open, so it counts once; that call was wrong: 68.6k when said, 78k on 26 Aug 2026 (+13.8%).
  • Next weeks (next 2–6 weeks): Leans up: somewhere in that pocket there, probably where we see this move find its way in the next let's say like three to six weeks. ▶ 09:06 Said again while their call of 19 Aug 2026 was open, so it counts once; that call was right: 68.6k when said, 80.7k on 18 Sep 2026 (+17.8%).
  • Next months (next 2–6 months): Leans up: we have seen on average about a 20-25 and a half percent move over the course of 3 months. ▶ 03:27 Said again while their call of 10 Jul 2026 was open, so it counts once; that call was open until 7 Nov 2026, against 64k when said.
  • This cycle (next 6–18 months): Leans up (timeframe is our reading): this is the beginning of the move that we've been preparing for on this on this channel, which is effectively Bitcoin's lows are in and we should be expecting some sideways up from here ▶ 00:56 Said again while their call of 8 Oct 2025 was open, so it counts once; that call was wrong: 122.9k when said, 82.5k on 8 Oct 2026 (−32.9%).

If this, then that

  • If This month's closure above about 65,700 (the monthly pivot) validates the higher time frame setup, then no target given (this cycle): are still dependent upon this month's closure. This month's closure of course above about 65,700 ▶ 01:10
  • If Bitcoin closes Friday above about 67,000, validating the three-week RSI bullish divergence, then no target given (next weeks): effectively Bitcoin closes Friday out above anywhere above about 67,000 bucks, you will validate that. ▶ 08:30
  • If Bitcoin reclaims the May high, which gives the last major criterion for a macro reversal, then no target given (this cycle, by October, November or some some some somewhere around there): if Bitcoin can reclaim that high again between now and let's say that would be what what like October, November or some some some somewhere around there ▶ 04:41

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  • 100k: Target (50% average gain from stochastic alignment setups applied to current price): 50% from current price action puts you at somewhere around 100,000 bucks. ▶ 06:05
  • 78.5k: Target (21 EMA, high-probability area of interest): the 55 EMA is where it's just actually it's more like 72,850 and the 21 EMA is now about 78,500. ▶ 08:58
  • 72.8k: Target (55 EMA, high-probability area of interest): the 55 EMA is where it's just actually it's more like 72,850 and the 21 EMA is now about 78,500. ▶ 08:58
  • 70k: Target (upper band one guidance): upper guidance of upper of upper band one, which probably walks you up towards 70,000 bucks I don't know in the next I don't know half week, two weeks ▶ 07:55
  • 65.7k: Support (monthly pivot that the month needs to close above): This month's closure of course above about 65,700 would be the monthly monthly pivot. ▶ 01:14
  • 65.5k: Support (two-day regression shows upside pressure above this): that one shows upside pressure as long as Bitcoin's above 65,500. ▶ 09:44
  • 64.5k: Support (daily trend line regression pivot): the daily is up as long as Bitcoin is above 64,500. ▶ 09:34

Their own position: Holding, no leverage. Probably the first like major spot positions I've really been holding in quite some time, but hey, the time is calling for it, man.

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  • Stealth QE / bond buybacks, undated: I'm sure everyone's aware or maybe most people are aware that we effectively have what like stealth QE going on again.

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