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Three Black Crows on BTC weekly 🐦⬛
The Three Black Crows pattern just printed on the weekly Bitcoin chart, but context matters.
This setup is usually bearish when it appears at the top.
When it shows up after a prolonged drawdown, near major support, it often signals capitulation rather than continuation.
What this can mean:
Selling pressure is accelerating → panic phase
Last weak hands are being flushed
Market is approaching an exhaustion point
Markets bottom in fear, not in confidence.
Cryptorian Vision retweeted
#BTC
Feb/2026: I called the bottom around $50k (multiple triggers lined up). Said below $40k was unlikely.
Price got there and I bought, while CT only saw more downside.
BTC likely started its new bull. Didn't nail the exact cent, no one does. I read the zone and acted.
Throughout its history, #BTC has formed its bottom around the upper volume range of its cycle (Fixed Range Volume Profile).
Always with three things happening at the same time:
• Price holding the upper high-volume range
• Weekly RSI in oversold territory
• A test or approach of the 200-week moving average (sometimes dipping slightly below)
Thats how previous cycles played out.
Now were seeing it again:
#BTC testing the upper volume range, weekly RSI oversold, and the price is approaching the weekly SMA 200.
$50K is my base case. Im not saying it cant drop further, but levels below $40K seem unlikely.
So the question is simple: Is this time different?
#BTC
Feb/2026: I called the bottom around $50k (multiple triggers lined up). Said below $40k was unlikely.
Price got there and I bought, while CT only saw more downside.
BTC likely started its new bull. Didn't nail the exact cent, no one does. I read the zone and acted.
Throughout its history, #BTC has formed its bottom around the upper volume range of its cycle (Fixed Range Volume Profile).
Always with three things happening at the same time:
• Price holding the upper high-volume range
• Weekly RSI in oversold territory
• A test or approach of the 200-week moving average (sometimes dipping slightly below)
Thats how previous cycles played out.
Now were seeing it again:
#BTC testing the upper volume range, weekly RSI oversold, and the price is approaching the weekly SMA 200.
$50K is my base case. Im not saying it cant drop further, but levels below $40K seem unlikely.
So the question is simple: Is this time different?
Like I posted in Feb, I believe the bottom is in and we've entered a new BTC bull run.
That doesnt mean Im not ready for more downside, its just not my base case.
A good investor doesnt control the market. His job is to read the scenarios and stay prepared.
#BTC
Back in Feb I bought the bottom, reading the Three Black Crows as capitulation.
To confirm the new bull cycle now, I need a WEEKLY close above 3 levels: 50W MA, prior high, and the 0.382 macro fib.
Without all three holding, it's a breakout in test, not a bull.
Patience.
#BTC
Back in Feb I bought the bottom, reading the Three Black Crows as capitulation.
To confirm the new bull cycle now, I need a WEEKLY close above 3 levels: 50W MA, prior high, and the 0.382 macro fib.
Without all three holding, it's a breakout in test, not a bull.
Patience.
Three Black Crows on BTC weekly 🐦⬛
The Three Black Crows pattern just printed on the weekly Bitcoin chart, but context matters.
This setup is usually bearish when it appears at the top.
When it shows up after a prolonged drawdown, near major support, it often signals capitulation rather than continuation.
What this can mean:
Selling pressure is accelerating → panic phase
Last weak hands are being flushed
Market is approaching an exhaustion point
Markets bottom in fear, not in confidence.
Cryptorian Vision retweeted
Feb: Three Black Crows on the weekly.
Everyone screamed lower. I said capitulation & bought 64k/61k.
Then? Nothing.
Best trade is not trading.
Not calling bull market, 83k/50W MA is the line.
Rejection and more dips?
My target for buying more is 55~50k.
Stay patient
Three Black Crows on BTC weekly 🐦⬛
The Three Black Crows pattern just printed on the weekly Bitcoin chart, but context matters.
This setup is usually bearish when it appears at the top.
When it shows up after a prolonged drawdown, near major support, it often signals capitulation rather than continuation.
What this can mean:
Selling pressure is accelerating → panic phase
Last weak hands are being flushed
Market is approaching an exhaustion point
Markets bottom in fear, not in confidence.
Feb: Three Black Crows on the weekly.
Everyone screamed lower. I said capitulation & bought 64k/61k.
Then? Nothing.
Best trade is not trading.
Not calling bull market, 83k/50W MA is the line.
Rejection and more dips?
My target for buying more is 55~50k.
Stay patient
Three Black Crows on BTC weekly 🐦⬛
The Three Black Crows pattern just printed on the weekly Bitcoin chart, but context matters.
This setup is usually bearish when it appears at the top.
When it shows up after a prolonged drawdown, near major support, it often signals capitulation rather than continuation.
What this can mean:
Selling pressure is accelerating → panic phase
Last weak hands are being flushed
Market is approaching an exhaustion point
Markets bottom in fear, not in confidence.
Cryptorian Vision retweeted
hey crypto bros
If youve chosen good coins, just HODL
I will be following my macro plan of the 3 black crows:
#BTC #ETH #SOL #DOG #RENDER #SUI #LINK #AAVE
Three Black Crows on BTC weekly 🐦⬛
The pattern played out exactly as expected.
We saw clear capitulation, confirmed by:
➝ Price action
➝ Volume climax on both weekly and daily timeframes
➝ On-chain data showing stress and forced selling
➝ Trader liquidations exceeding $8B in just 12 days
With that, the base case is a macro bottom formation, reinforced by:
➝200-week moving average
➝Weekly oversold conditions
Even if BTC ranges sideways and revisits the lows, this remains consistent with a bottoming process.
📌 Open risk:
If BTC closes a weekly candle below $60.1k, price may target:
➝ ~$51k
➝ Extreme case around ~$40k (lower probability, but cannot be ignored)
This scenario gains traction if SPX and NASDAQ correct, as both are stretched, and BTC is currently in a position of relative weakness.
My bias remains:
➝SPX/NASDAQ continue higher
➝Russell 2000 outperforming
➝Overall environment still risk-on
This is the map.
Now its all about execution and risk management.
I still stand by my view.
Time is proving it right.
Three Black Crows on BTC weekly 🐦⬛
The Three Black Crows pattern just printed on the weekly Bitcoin chart, but context matters.
This setup is usually bearish when it appears at the top.
When it shows up after a prolonged drawdown, near major support, it often signals capitulation rather than continuation.
What this can mean:
Selling pressure is accelerating → panic phase
Last weak hands are being flushed
Market is approaching an exhaustion point
Markets bottom in fear, not in confidence.
Cryptorian Vision retweeted
Three Black Crows on BTC weekly 🐦⬛
The Three Black Crows pattern just printed on the weekly Bitcoin chart, but context matters.
This setup is usually bearish when it appears at the top.
When it shows up after a prolonged drawdown, near major support, it often signals capitulation rather than continuation.
What this can mean:
Selling pressure is accelerating → panic phase
Last weak hands are being flushed
Market is approaching an exhaustion point
Markets bottom in fear, not in confidence.
Cryptorian Vision retweeted
Three Black Crows on BTC weekly 🐦⬛
The pattern played out exactly as expected.
We saw clear capitulation, confirmed by:
➝ Price action
➝ Volume climax on both weekly and daily timeframes
➝ On-chain data showing stress and forced selling
➝ Trader liquidations exceeding $8B in just 12 days
With that, the base case is a macro bottom formation, reinforced by:
➝200-week moving average
➝Weekly oversold conditions
Even if BTC ranges sideways and revisits the lows, this remains consistent with a bottoming process.
📌 Open risk:
If BTC closes a weekly candle below $60.1k, price may target:
➝ ~$51k
➝ Extreme case around ~$40k (lower probability, but cannot be ignored)
This scenario gains traction if SPX and NASDAQ correct, as both are stretched, and BTC is currently in a position of relative weakness.
My bias remains:
➝SPX/NASDAQ continue higher
➝Russell 2000 outperforming
➝Overall environment still risk-on
This is the map.
Now its all about execution and risk management.
Three Black Crows on BTC weekly 🐦⬛
The Three Black Crows pattern just printed on the weekly Bitcoin chart, but context matters.
This setup is usually bearish when it appears at the top.
When it shows up after a prolonged drawdown, near major support, it often signals capitulation rather than continuation.
What this can mean:
Selling pressure is accelerating → panic phase
Last weak hands are being flushed
Market is approaching an exhaustion point
Markets bottom in fear, not in confidence.
Cryptorian Vision retweeted
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Three Black Crows on BTC weekly 🐦⬛
The pattern played out exactly as expected.
We saw clear capitulation, confirmed by:
➝ Price action
➝ Volume climax on both weekly and daily timeframes
➝ On-chain data showing stress and forced selling
➝ Trader liquidations exceeding $8B in just 12 days
With that, the base case is a macro bottom formation, reinforced by:
➝200-week moving average
➝Weekly oversold conditions
Even if BTC ranges sideways and revisits the lows, this remains consistent with a bottoming process.
📌 Open risk:
If BTC closes a weekly candle below $60.1k, price may target:
➝ ~$51k
➝ Extreme case around ~$40k (lower probability, but cannot be ignored)
This scenario gains traction if SPX and NASDAQ correct, as both are stretched, and BTC is currently in a position of relative weakness.
My bias remains:
➝SPX/NASDAQ continue higher
➝Russell 2000 outperforming
➝Overall environment still risk-on
This is the map.
Now its all about execution and risk management.
I'm not seeing things.
What we see in this post and its comments is a general consensus of decline.
Nobody is angry that he says Btc will fall further; everyone agrees.
What happens to the market when everyone expects more falls?
Repost if you still hold the fairest memecoin of all time
$DOG
Cryptorian Vision retweeted
Repost if you still hold the fairest memecoin of all time $DOG
Cryptorian Vision retweeted
BTC Megaphone Pattern
Not a perma bull. Just reading the chart.
Heres the deal:
Break S1 → momentum to Pivot (92k)
Break 92–100k → 140k
Fail → 50k
140k still in play
