Nhựt Tâm (nhuttam055)

This chart is calling for BTC to drop to $32k as soon as next week. The 4-year cycle is supposedly complete, and we might be entering the longest bear market in history. Big claims. Scary scenarios. But the real question isn’t the chart — it’s whether you’re actually prepared if that happens.

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ETH swept liquidity above ~$3,250 and is trying to hold. My bias stays slightly bearish. Weekly and monthly opens are weak, and the ~$2,970 lows look fragile. Wouldn’t be surprised if they get taken before any real fueled pump. Short setups I’m watching: – Sweep the ~$3,220 local high, then a bearish structure break → short the retest, target ~$2,970. – If the high is already in and we lose ~$3,117 support → short the retest again, same target. Only long I like is higher risk: a reclaim of ~$3,250. If that happens, a quick scalp-long toward ~$3,440 makes sense. Bearish bias is invalidated if we take and hold ~$3,440. That level decides it: shorts on failure, longs on clean reclaim. First trading week of 2026. Let’s see how it plays out.

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BTC dumping here was obvious if you trade price, not emotions. I said it before it happened: don’t get bullish at range high. From here, I’m expecting ugly, choppy consolidation — fake pumps, quick rugs — before the real leg down actually starts. Actionable take: – Bullish here? You’re late – Emotional here? Step aside – Wait for range acceptance or a clean breakdown. Nothing in between. The market doesn’t care about your hope. It rewards discipline, especially at uncomfortable levels.

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DOGE/BTC is sitting on its final support. Lose this level and we’re basically back to pre-2020 ranges. If that happens, you can probably kiss memecoins goodbye for a while. This level matters. A lot.

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