- Bitcoin tapped into upside liquidity and reversed from a strong H4 supply zone
- Price now heading toward lower demand—reaction there will be crucial
- No structure shift yet, so staying out until something clear happens
In the last article, we highlighted three key elements shaping the Bitcoin chart.
First, there was liquidity sitting above that juicy high (the one that probably had everyone yelling “bullish breakout” too soon). Second, we had a solid H4 supply zone, and third, some untouched liquidity below.
So… what did price do?
Well, it did exactly what smart money loves to do—grab that upside liquidity, tap the H4 supply, and now… yep, it’s heading south, sniffing for that lower liquidity like a bloodhound.
I felt the same way when I saw it happen—like watching a magician pull a trick you know is coming, but you still can’t help but be impressed.
So What Now for Bitcoin?
Zooming out, we can clearly see how BTC played both sides—grabbing the high, reacting beautifully at our marked H4 supply, and now heading for the demand zone we talked about last time.
On lower timeframes, things look reactive, not proactive. Price is moving with intention, yes—but not your intention. Remember that.
We’re not seeing a structure shift just yet. So until we see a change at the demand or a real break of structure, I’m not touching this. No long, no short. Just patience.
Because let’s be honest—how many times have you jumped in too early just to get wicked out?
A Quick Reality Check
As always, I don’t have a crystal ball. Bitcoin could bounce hard, dive deep, or decide to go flat for hours (classic BTC move when everyone’s watching). These are possible scenarios, not guarantees. What I’m sharing are plans, not promises.
Trade smart. Not fast.
If you’re following these updates daily, you’re slowly tuning your eye to liquidity and structure—not just chasing pumps. And that’s the edge.
