Live Bitcoin (BTCUSD) Trading & Technical Analysis – My Cryptocurrency Trading Strategy

    Welcome to my live trading session on Bitcoin (BTCUSD).
    Here, I actively trade Crypto, Gold, and Forex, while also sharing valuable insights on trading topics such as risk management, trader psychology, and strategic planning — particularly helpful for beginners looking to build a solid foundation.

    Market Overview
    On Saturday, BTC/USD reached a high of 70,520 and a low of 68,686, closing with a bullish candle. Last week’s candle was bearish, with a high of 79,304, low of 59,835 and a weekly close at 70,667.

    Resistance Levels:
    $92,000–$95,000 → Immediate range resistance cluster from recent charts.
    $96,000–$98,500 → Next barrier based on historical bands and Bollinger upper limits.
    $100,000 → Major psychological level; breakout above this can shift the regime bullish.
    $105,000+ → Extended target if structure re-accelerates (bearish headwinds first need to clear).

    Support Levels:
    $88,000–$90,000 → Current range base & crucial pivot zone.
    $85,000–$87,000 → Deeper support if consolidation breaks lower.
    $80,000 → Macro structural support; breach would imply broader risk-off.

    Momentum & Chart Signals
    Momentum Indicators:
    RSI and Bollinger setups show neutral to slightly overbought conditions in short frames, consistent with sideways range grind.
    MACD remains mixed/bullish-leaning in some analytical sources but price needs clear trend confirming breakout.

    Pattern Structure:
    Technicals show tight range compression — a potential precursor to a breakout or breakdown.

    On-chain / Flow:
    Institutional flow data suggest supportive demand at dips but not yet dominant breakout force.

    A Word for New Traders
    If you’re just starting out in Forex trading, your first goal should be capital preservation — protect your money. Once you master that, focus on consistent profit generation. Only after gaining the skill to earn consistently should you aim for larger financial goals, such as wealth-building. Skipping these steps and chasing riches from the start often leads to failure.

    The Reality of Forex Trading
    Forex is inherently unpredictable — no strategy is 100% foolproof. The pillars of my success lie in disciplined risk management, emotional control, and mental resilience. I may incur losses during a session or a day, but rarely over a week or month. That’s the rhythm of a real trader’s journey, and it’s what makes Forex trading so fascinating.

    My Trading Strategy

    1. Semi-Automated Trading Approach
    Emotions can be a trader’s biggest enemy, especially in volatile markets. To overcome this, I use a hybrid trading method combining manual inputs with my Expert Advisor (EA).
    • This EA is designed to identify opportunities in both trending and ranging markets, using real-time fundamentals rather than static technical analysis.
    • It places trades in both Buy and Sell directions as per market conditions.
    • The EA manages Take Profit (TP), Stop Loss (SL), and Breakeven settings, significantly reducing my manual workload.
    • I continuously enhance the EA to adapt and improve its efficiency.

    2. Trading Across All Sessions
    While trading volume peaks during the New York session and overlaps, I monitor the markets 24/5. Valuable trade opportunities can emerge at any time, so I stay engaged throughout all sessions.

    3. Stacking Multiple Entries in the Same Direction
    When I identify a solid setup, I open multiple positions with identical Lot Sizes and Stop Losses, but with staggered Take Profits.
    • One of these trades may have an open TP to capture extended moves.
    • While some SLs may hit consecutively, my overall profits outweigh the losses — this is the core of my profitability model.

    4. Using Breakeven After Partial Profit
    Once one or two TPs hit, I move the SL of the remaining positions to Breakeven to lock in safety.
    • Occasionally, price may retrace to the entry point and stop me out at breakeven before continuing in my favor.
    • In such cases, I avoid re-entering in the same direction immediately. I prefer to wait — sometimes for hours — until a valid setup appears in the opposite direction, then I take my next trade.

    This approach allows me to remain consistent, controlled, and adaptive — qualities every trader should strive for in this ever-changing market environment.

    Disclaimer! All sharing of live BTC, Gold and Forex trading is for learning and educational purposes only and is not a financial advice. Everyone is responsible for his own decisions. However, risk management should be your top priority, as trading is a risky business.
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