BTC is retesting the weekly HFT range zone again. Hold off before jumping in—let's see how London and US trading hours react to confirm the direction.
Here's what's catching attention: the bearish divergence between perpetual and spot CVD remains in play. Translation? This rally isn't organic demand; it's leverage doing the heavy lifting. When perps and spot move in opposite directions on volume, that's typically a sign the move lacks conviction underneath.
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RektButAlive
· 11h ago
NGL perps vs spot inconsistency, this old trick again, leverage playing with fire
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 11h ago
The leveraged position will eventually have to be paid off.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 11h ago
Playing the leverage game again, no wonder the rebound is so weak.
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RugResistant
· 11h ago
ngl this cvd divergence screams red flag to me. seen this pattern before—leverage pump gets exposed hard when retail fomo in. safer to sit this one out tbh
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LayerZeroHero
· 11h ago
It's always the same thing—it's just the leverage-driven gains. Where is the real demand?
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DeFiGrayling
· 11h ago
The rebound built on leverage will eventually have to settle the debt.
Morning ☕️
BTC is retesting the weekly HFT range zone again. Hold off before jumping in—let's see how London and US trading hours react to confirm the direction.
Here's what's catching attention: the bearish divergence between perpetual and spot CVD remains in play. Translation? This rally isn't organic demand; it's leverage doing the heavy lifting. When perps and spot move in opposite directions on volume, that's typically a sign the move lacks conviction underneath.