CryptosBatman

It's important to pay attention to money flow, not just technicals.
The reality is, Bitcoin ETF issuers have been selling over $1 billion worth of $BTC in the past few weeks, which translates to hundreds of millions in selling pressure every single day.
So no matter how clean your charts look, never forget what actually drives price in the end: money flow.

This is the only $BTC bottom signal you should be watching - Quantitative Easing (QE) from the Fed.
Let me explain.
In simple terms, QE is when the Fed creates money and injects liquidity into the system by buying assets. That liquidity doesn't just sit there. It flows into markets, risk assets, and anything that is liquidity-sensitive.
And Bitcoin is a liquidity magnet, as it is very sensitive to money flow and global liquidity.
Here's the proof from the charts.
In 2020, that brutal black swan bottom was marked by one key shift: the Fed's balance sheet started ripping higher. That's the direc

In the last cycle, $BTC dumped 25% below the ATH of the former cycle ($20K vs $15K).
If the same thing applies this cycle, the bottom will be around $52K, which is 25% down from $69K.
This price point matches well with the chart, showing a potential bottom in the $52K area.

In every condition, there's always an opportunity. Even in bear markets.
Here's a simple trick: check the top-performing coins over the last 1H or 24H.
Find the ones that are still green while everything else is red, then screen them one by one through price action.

Hate to say it, but most coins are not looking good right now.
Take $ETH for example.
Price didn't just lose support, it broke down cleanly, and now it's coming back to retest that same level as resistance.
That's textbook bearish structure. I recommend staying sidelined for now.

Not to spread fear or anything, but on the smaller timeframe, things aren't looking good for $HYPE.
It's forming a bearish descending triangle. And even with $BTC slightly pumping the last couple of hours, HYPE still looks weak.
Probably best to wait for a lower price now.

Bitcoin is finally back at its major bullish trendline, the one that has marked multiple major bottoms, including bear market bottoms.
Is this the bottom for $BTC? What do you think?

Crude oil just broke out from its nearly 5-year bearish trendline. This is a bad and good sign.
Bad, because inflation could get pushed higher as input costs for companies rise, and those costs usually get passed on to consumers.
But at the same time, Bitcoin tends to rally when inflation runs hot, as a hedge against rising prices.

It's been 5 months since $BTC last closed a monthly candle in green. That's the second-longest streak in history.
The only longer one was in 2018, with six consecutive red monthly closes.
What followed after that was a bear market bottom, then a rally from $3,400 to $12,000.
We're getting very close.

$ETH is seeing huge accumulation, despite the bear market we're currently witnessing.
The amount of Ethereum being accumulated is the strongest we have seen in years.

I'm not a fan of $BCH, but it's setting up very nicely for a long.
Price has not only flipped its previous resistance into support, but the Stochastic is lining up with prior local bottoms.
Should be pretty straightforward from here.

Due to global uncertainties, gold is back near $5,000 again, doing what it always does as the hedge.
Meanwhile $BTC is still getting pushed lower, reacting like the risk asset it is when uncertainty spikes.
That's why it's important to watch the global pairs, they show how investors are positioned and where liquidity is actually flowing.

Market makers can move the market and shape candlesticks, but what they can't hide is the flow of money.
Right now, $BTC ETFs are seeing -$104M in outflows, meanwhile $ETH ETFs have a net inflow of +$48M.
That's where the money is heading.