MY FINAL BITCOIN WARNING...

On Bitcoin

Changed since their last video: days flipped up to down; months went from leaning down to expecting down; cycle flipped down to up.

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• Next days (next 1–7 days): Leans down (timeframe is our reading): And personally, I think indeed Bitcoin is most likely going to go a little bit lower, but I will anyways lock in my profits ▶ 02:50 The call was wrong: 62.7k when said, 63.5k on 12 Jun 2026 (+1.3%).
• Next months (next 2–6 months): Expects down: And this blue box right here is where Bitcoin will bottom. It is as simple as this. This is my approach. ▶ 12:59 Said again while their call of 5 Mar 2026 was open, so it counts once; that call was right: 72.5k when said, 61.4k on 3 Jul 2026 (−15.3%).
• This cycle (next 6–18 months): Leans up (timeframe is our reading): I do know approximately where I want to be building up my position so I can at least get an entry for the next Bitcoin bull run ▶ 13:24 Said again while their call of 23 Oct 2025 was open, so it counts once; that call was wrong: 108.4k when said, 81.9k on 23 Oct 2026 (−24.4%).

Levels named

• 47–62k: Support, expected to hold (bottom zone between yearly moving averages and four-year cycle): And I've always stated, if you've been watching my videos, that I think Bitcoin will be bottoming between 62,000 and $47,000. ▶ 05:13
• 58k: Support (fair value gap region where he starts building a long): because from of $58,000 onwards towards the downside, I want to be building up a Bitcoin long position. ▶ 02:57
• 52–53k: Target (possible deeper low before the bottom): I think Bitcoin can of course go much deeper, maybe to 52 or 53, but Bitcoin will create a weekly bullish divergence ▶ 11:52
• 47k: Support, expected to hold (350 weekly moving average): Bitcoin will be finding a lot of support uh from that $47,000 level, which is of course the 350 weekly moving average. ▶ 14:14

Their own position: Short. why I locked in that 60% of profit on my Bitcoin short position that I opened up on the top side.

Dates named

• New Fed chair sworn in, undated: every single time we get a new Fed chair, it always creates a dump on the market.