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Finally seeing BTC price acceptance above the bottom band as volatility dries up. That said, I would still refrain from calling a bottom here, as its yet to form any kind of base on the daily timeframe.

Short update on the current Bitcoin setup vs global liquidity. Bitcoin is down over 20% in the past 4 weeks while the 3M RoC remains above the 12M RoC and continues rising. This creates a rare divergence in Bitcoin's history. This exact combination - BTC dropping more than 20%

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Lmao yeah, it's pretty much identical. Always good to see people using and learning from our open-source indicators on TV. That said, copy-pasting isn't really learning. Would've been far cooler to see some modification or original thought added along the way.

Our Liquidity Fair Oscillator LT had a BTC buy signal at the 73-62k zone as well, pretty cool as an additional confluence. For context, last buy it did was in March 2025 around 81-84k.

You really only see this type of reading from the Liquidity Power Law Model once in a blue moon. Doubt we'll see a V reversal from here, but it's still hard to ignore this as a solid opportunity to accumulate BTC. With so many shorts piling in and the amount of longs wiped out,

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Insanely bad take, imho. You can pull a couple of dozen of these just by doing ETH / [anything absolutely ripping lately], and still get the same result. Without context this means nothing, and certainly isn't a buy signal in itself.

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Liquidity Fair Oscillator MT also fired a long on BTC around this zone. It's hard to imagine the bottom not being close as more and more systems look to enter. This doesn't mean we V-reverse or instantly start trending upwards, but it should mean we start building a base in the

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Price is currently moving against what it should be doing while liquidity is rising. These levels of being oversold relative to liquidity have occurred only rarely in the past. While some of the panic is justified, it's important to remember that markets can and will experience

Buy signal for $ETH on the Global Liquidity Bands system. Think it's a pretty decent mean reversion play for now, considering a bunch of lows got swept.

Ended up taking a fast and straight way towards it, which is even better. Now it's super important to keep an eye on early signs of absorption / reversal for BTC, imho.

Friends are asking how they can invest in Tether and get a yield on their gold reserves over lunch. Hmm, what part of the metal super-cycle is this? Asking for a friend.

The Probable Range Analysis system uses price close, so it hasn't updated yet, but BTC is currently auctioning right at the highlighted zone / lower band. From a technical standpoint, we're also at the 0.25 of this range, with clear untagged liquidity below at 80k. Wouldn't be

Pretty solid push outside of this long weekly range on DXY, and bear in mind - it already broke out of a multi-year range and found acceptance below it. Important to monitor whether we get a weekly close back inside the range or if the free fall continues.

Another new all-time high for global liquidity. As Bitcoin faces short-term negative pressure from a geopolitical tensions and policy decisions, we are seeing a divergence between the nominal level of global liquidity and Bitcoin's price, as well as emerging divergence between

Both BTC and ETH are tagging and bouncing from the lower band at 3 STD here. Shorts also seem to be closing, so for now at least, it's just a liquidation reaction.