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Crypto Goos11 May 2026, 11:00 UTC
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The speaker suggests that Bitcoin's recent upward trend may not be sustainable due to historical patterns and current market conditions. While Bitcoin has shown consistent green months in the past, the current rally, particularly the rising wedge pattern, signals a potential reversal. The speaker highlights the absence of three consecutive green months in similar past patterns, indicating a possible downturn. Furthermore, the liquidation heatmap suggests significant long liquidation levels around $75,000, which could act as a catalyst for a downward move. The speaker remains cautious about further upside and anticipates a potential pullback towards the $75,000 mark, with a failure to hold this level potentially leading to further downside.
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