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Most traders don’t lose because their analysis is bad…
They lose because their timing is bad.
Here’s how I personally approach my entries:
1️⃣ I Never Chase Breakouts
Retail traders jump into the first breakout candle.
I don’t.
Breakouts often turn into:
• Liquidity grabs
• Stop hunts
• Emotional FOMO entries
I let the breakout happen.
I let weak hands pile in.
Then I wait for the reaction.
Patience pays. Impulse costs.
2️⃣ I Wait for the Fakeout
A fakeout usually:
• Wicks above resistance
• Wicks below support
• Traps breakout traders
• Then snaps back into structure
That snap back?
That’s where I start paying attention.
I’d rather be late and right
Than early and trapped.
3️⃣ I Enter on Pullbacks — Not Impulses
Big green candles feel exciting.
But they usually offer poor R:R.
My best entries come:
• After the breakout
• After the retest
• On a pullback to support
• Near EMA or previous resistance turning support
Low risk.
High reward.
Clean invalidation.
4️⃣ I Think About Risk Before Profit
Before I enter any trade, I ask myself:
• Where is my invalidation?
• Is my stop loss logical — or emotional?
• Is my R:R at least 1:2 or better?
If the risk doesn’t make sense, I simply skip it.
No setup is better than a bad setup.
5️⃣ I Let Price Come to Me
The market rewards patience.
If I feel urgency…
It usually means I’m late.
I don’t chase candles.
I let price come into my zone.
💡 What I’ve Learned
The goal isn’t to catch every move.
The goal is to catch the clean ones.
I trade less.
I wait more.
I enter smarter.
Consistency over excitement.
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Date: February 19, 2026
By: Andrew
The crypto ecosystem is at a historic crossroads. While retail sentiment is plunging into Extreme Fear (8-13 points), on-chain metrics reveal a very different story: a massive transfer of wealth from "weak hands" to institutions and whales.

1. The Glass Wall: Whale Analysis and Their Walls
Whales aren't panic selling; they're "setting traps." According to order book analysis and liquidation maps:
The Institutional Support Wall ($60,000 - $62,500): This is where the densest "wall" is located. Whales have placed massive buy orders in this block to prevent the price from falling into the $50k void. This is the area where MicroStrategy and other sovereign wealth funds have historically defended the price.
The Psychological Resistance Wall ($71,000 - $73,300): Whales who bought near the 2025 highs are either "defending" their short positions or looking to exit without losses. Until Bitcoin breaks $74,000 with significant volume, the market will remain under bearish control.
Accumulation: Just last week, whale wallets absorbed over 53,000 BTC, while small investors sold due to recession fears.

2. The Human Factor: Extreme Fear as a Buy Signal
Historically, when the Fear & Greed Index touches single-digit levels (like the current 8/100), the market is near a local bottom. 85% of social media sentiment is negative, which is often a contrarian indicator: when everyone expects a drop to zero, a rebound is usually imminent.

Final Conclusion: Bitcoin is in a painful reaccumulation phase. The technical structure is bearish in the short term (below the 7- and 25-day EMAs), but fundamentally sound due to the limited supply on exchanges and the inflow of patient capital (ETFs and corporate reserves). The price is caught between retail fear and whale hunger.
Probability Analysis in Futures: If you decide to trade Binance Futures today, these are the statistical probabilities based on current volatility and liquidity positioning:
Potential for gains and losses:
Buy (long) / probability of success (short term): 45% / liquidation risk: High.
Sale (Short) / Probability of success (short term): 55% / Liquidation risk: Medium.
Ideal Recommendation for Traders
For the Conservative Trader: Do not trade in the middle of the range ($67k). Wait for the price to hit the whale wall at $62,500 to look for a long entry with a tight Stop Loss at $59,800.
For the Scalping Trader: Take advantage of rejections at the 25 EMA (approximately $69,500) for quick short entries, targeting $1,000 to $1,500 USD per trade.
Risk Management: Given the "Extreme Fear" level, avoid leverage above 5x or 10x. Volatility can wipe out both sides of the order book in a matter of minutes.
Note: If Bitcoin $BTC closes a daily candle above $71,800, the buy (long) probability will increase to 75%.
Happy hunting, good luck to all

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