Tag: bitcoin
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Re-LONG — Bitcoin Long Setup
Re-LONG — a quick note on a potential Bitcoin long setup with suggested stop-loss. Review the chart notes, manage risk, and discuss in our Telegram channel. #roses_leaks
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BTC Trade Signal — Long Position with 1.5% Stop Loss
Quick BTC trade signal: go long on Bitcoin with a tight 1.5% stop loss. Join our Telegram channel for discussion and updates.
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CLOSE #BTC — Bitcoin Position Closed (Market Alert)
Signal: CLOSE #BTC — Bitcoin position closed. Immediate market alert — read the post and join our Telegram channel for details and discussion.
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LONG BTC — Stop Loss 1.5% | Trade Alert
Trade alert: entering a long on BTC with a 1.5% stop loss. Short-term directional trade — manage risk and position size accordingly.
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Close Short Positions on BTC & ETH — Market Alert
Urgent market alert: Close short positions on BTC and ETH. Manage risk, secure gains, and monitor volatility — essential action for traders amid shifting market conditions.
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BTC & ETH Short Alert — Quick Market Signal
Quick short alert: Bitcoin and Ethereum showing short signals. Potential downside momentum — join our Telegram channel for live discussion and trade ideas.
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BTC & ETH — Quick Market Snapshot
Quick market snapshot for BTC & ETH. Stay on top of Bitcoin and Ethereum price action and potential setups. Join our Telegram channel for the full update and trade ideas.
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Trader Reaction: ‘holysht’ — Unrealized PnL Pain on ETH, BTC & SOL
A terse trader reaction to major unrealized PnL on ETH, BTC and SOL. A quick snapshot of market pain and why risk management matters — join the discussion on our Telegram channel.
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If ZEC Hits $600 This Weekend, Will BTC Turn Red and a Whale Fail?
Short market speculation: If ZEC (Zcash) spikes to $600 this weekend, BTC could see a pullback next week and a large whale’s position may fail. Quick take for traders watching inter-market correlations.
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BTC Ascending Triangle Near Breakout — Key Levels to Watch
Bitcoin has formed an ascending triangle and looks poised for a breakout. Monitor horizontal resistance, the rising support trendline, and volume for confirmation and potential targets.










