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BTCUSDT: Compression Before the Move (IH&S Inside Triangle)
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Price is still moving inside a symmetrical triangle, showing clear compression and indecision. An inverse head & shoulders is visible, but the breakout so far is weak and needs confirmation.
Short-term expectation:
A push-up is likely toward the gray resistance zone around 91,330. From there, a reaction/pullback is expected, with the price potentially dropping back toward the bottom line of the triangle.
Key scenarios:
Bullish: Clean break and hold above the upper trendline targets 93,200 93,500
Bearish: Rejection from resistance and breakdown of the lower trendline downside toward 89,400 89,000
This is still a patience zone. Let price show its hand before committing.

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Over the past week, gold has continued to advance in a very textbook manner. What stands out is not how far price has moved, but how it has moved: steady, controlled, and consistently supported by both technical structure and the macro backdrop. On the H4 chart, this is the type of bullish behavior traders like to seeimpulse higher, shallow pullback, then continuation.
Gold started the week around the 4,370 USD/oz area, quickly reclaimed the 4,400 level, and more importantly, managed to hold above it for most of the week. Structurally, 4,400 is no longer acting as resistance; it has transitioned into a new support base, signaling that the market is accepting a higher price regime.
As price approached the 4,4404,450 zone, profit-taking pressure emerged, leading to a brief pullback toward the 4,426 area. What I find particularly constructive is that this entire retracement did not damage the structure. Price never lost 4,400, and each dip was quickly absorbed by fresh buying interest. This behavior clearly reflects the current market state: buyers remain in control, while sellers are only strong enough to create short-term fluctuations, not a reversal.
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EURUSD Possible False Break Scenario
Quick Summary
EURUSD broke the bearish price channel without sweeping the previous low, This increases the probability of a return lower to take liquidity.
The strong bullish weekly open left a liquidity void behind thats mean the Price may drop again to rebalance the FVG or the channel break could be a false break to collect more liquidity.
Full Analysis
After EURUSD broke the bearish price channel, without performing a liquidity sweep of the previous low
This is an important detail because uncollected liquidity often attracts price back before any sustained continuation
The weekly open was strongly bullish which created a clear liquidity void below.
Such impulsive moves without proper rebalancing usually leave unfinished orders in the market
Because of this there is a strong possibility that price returns lower to rebalance the fair value gap and sweep the previous low.
Another scenario to consider is that the break of the bearish channel may be a false break
In this case price could be using the upside move only to attract additional liquidity before reversing back to the downside.

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