Bitcoin
Long

btcusd 15m

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This updated Bitcoin (BTC/USD) chart expands on the previous one, introducing a clearer risk management structure by adding a "register level" — a deeper demand/support zone. Let’s break it down:


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📉 Updated Chart Breakdown (BTC/USD – 15 Min)

🔻 Register Level (Stronger Demand Zone)

Zone: ~$106,600–$106,800

This zone caught a previous wick and bounce, suggesting it's a stronger support if the price drops below the immediate entry level.

It represents a last defense zone before deeper sell-offs.


🟩 Entry Level Zone

Zone: ~$107,300–$107,600

Same as the previous chart. It’s still valid but is now more clearly shown as a potential reaction zone, not the ultimate bottom.


🔶 Support Point

Zone: ~$108,300

Where price was rejected before. This level will likely be a key confirmation breakout if hit again.


🎯 Target Level (Take Profit)

Level: ~$110,250–$110,400

The trade setup aims for a strong upside continuation into this resistance area.



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📌 What’s Different in This Chart vs. the Previous BTC Chart?

Element Previous Chart Updated Chart

Register Level ❌ Not Shown ✅ Shown (strong support)
Support Level Label ✅ Same ✅ Same
Entry Zone Depth Mid-level Now shows fallback area
Risk Management Clarity Medium ✅ Much clearer
Trade Setup Bullish Reversal Bullish Reversal w/ zone confidence



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✅ Key Trading Insight

This chart provides better risk control by identifying a lower register zone that gives traders the ability to:

Wait for a deeper test before entering.

Add confidence to the trade if price bounces hard from this zone.

Place tighter or more informed stop-losses just below this level.



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