Segun Oke retweeted
Why on earth are people so bearish on $ETH?
We're talking about the second-largest crypto on the market; I'm sure Tom Lee knows what he's doing.
I'm expecting a 100% rise from here.
Segun Oke retweeted
If $ETH is bottoming against $BTC then this is it
Im not bearish at major support
teapaw.org/matthughes13/status/20…
$ETH finally touched the 0.618 Fib level today for the first time since July 2025 on the ETH/BTC chart.
Been waiting for this setup for a while — it should be about time for $ETH to stop underperforming $BTC.
As usual, bottoming processes take time
teapaw.org/matthughes13/status/20…
Segun Oke retweeted
A Bitcoin whale just sold all the 80,000 $BTC for $9.6B, per Kkashi_yt
Which was bought at 2011 for $54,000
Segun Oke retweeted
$BTC
So far recent price action remained similar in both phases of the move.
Slow grind up during the uptrend and a slow grind down now.
I'm not excluding a "big crash" scenario sooner or later as panic increases over time.
However,as of now, we're dumping slowly but surely
Segun Oke retweeted
If yesterday you read this article of mine, you would have opened a Long position on $BTC at the bottom, right?
Yesterday, when $BTC dropped sharply to $74,400, everyone was scared, only I was happy because I had hit a limit Long order, and today $BTC has recovered 3000 price from the entry
For the market to surge, it's necessary to liquidate all long positions, and this is the rule of crypto.
This crash is simply the liquidation of long positions to allow for a continued strong upward movement. The next target for market makers will be to liquidate short positions.
The 92k price level is the liquidation zone for all short positions; if you are currently short, be careful.
I'm set up long limit $BTC at $74444 with target is $92000
Stoploss at $69000
Segun Oke retweeted
🐋 WHALE WATCH: $BTC spot demand has officially flipped into a sharp contraction.
Data shows that organic spot market activity has dropped to its lowest levels since mid January.
The recent relief rally lacked real backing from big U.S. institutional buyers.
Without a sudden surge in actual buying volume the local price action remains incredibly fragile.
Are you expecting further consolidation here or a deeper flush down to major support ?
