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#BTC: three hits at 118K and reversal down This morning I noted: the market has attempted to break into the 118K zone three times. Each subsequent level test weakened buyers, and in the end it became clear — liquidity above would be removed, followed by a reversal. ✅ And so it turned out: the stops were removed at 117,900 — and now we see the price below 116K. The local plan worked perfectly. Why was the drop not a surprise? ✅The quarterly report season has begun: public companies are recording part of their profits. ✅Friday is traditionally considered "drip day." ✅Large volumes of BTC are being brought to the exchanges and are gradually being unloaded into the order book. 👉 This is classic: three hits to the level + liquidity removal from above → the short scenario is completely logical. #BTC Those who opened a short position above 117K can already set the stop to breakeven, partial profit-taking can be considered around 115100 and 113442. Growth to 120K is possible, but the local weakness of the buyer is evident. #ETH The picture is reversed. ETH is being actively shorted, and the idea of going to 4250 is too obvious. I am more inclined to a long position from the 4400–4450 zone with targets of 4700–4800. This is a risky idea, but the arguments for shorting look weaker. ETH is currently really stronger than BTC. 🔥 Withdrawal: The market beautifully punished late long positions. But it is precisely in such moments that the best opportunities are born. The scenario is still completely on track — we are watching the developments.

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