Bitcoin trap alert! A massive crypto signal just flashed, and ignoring it could be costly. In this video, we break down what this warning means, how it could impact Bitcoin’s next move.
4 extracted signals · 4 resolved · 0 still active
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- 04 Oct 2025, 00:46 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 18 May 2026, 20:23 UTC
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The analysis reviews Bitcoin on the CME futures chart, highlighting a potential setup for a bear trap despite positive price movement. A move below 120000 is viewed cautiously, but overall the upward price action since a key reversal point is bullish. The price is anticipated to attempt refilling 124000 as it's going to new highs. In addition to Bitcoin he gives us insights into alts and shows us the supply chart for Bitcoin, saying that with the current halving, supply to Bitcoin has peaked and will steadily decline. This should drive the market up. He covers ENA's current dip, with a potential short term target of 0.7986 USDT and AVNT, projecting potential downside movement, which is why is really bullish to start an uptrend.
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