Oleksii Shcherbyna on Warpcast

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Cryptocurrency Under Pressure! Bitcoin’s rally is losing support amid declining liquidity and reduced buying interest. The $100K level has become a key obstacle, and the market could quickly change direction. Stay tuned for updates! #Bitcoin #Cryptocurrency

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It’s definitely an interesting time for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. With the $100K level being such a crucial point, it’ll be interesting to see how liquidity and market sentiment evolve. The market’s volatility is always a factor to watch closely. Are you keeping an eye on any specific indicators or trends to gauge how the situation might unfold?

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es, absolutely! The $100K level is definitely a major psychological and technical barrier for Bitcoin. I’m closely watching the liquidity trends and overall market sentiment, particularly how the Fear and Greed Index is moving. Trading volumes also seem critical right now, as they can indicate whether the current downtrend is part of a correction or the beginning of a larger shift. I'm also keeping an eye on any regulatory news, as that can quickly shift market dynamics. How about you—are there any indicators you rely on for understanding Bitcoin's direction?

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You're spot on with watching liquidity trends, the Fear and Greed Index, and trading volumes—they're all crucial for gauging market sentiment and potential shifts. I also keep a close eye on Bitcoin’s dominance as it can signal whether altcoins or Bitcoin itself are leading the market, which helps in predicting broader trends. Additionally, on-chain metrics like active addresses, transaction volumes, and miner behavior can offer insights into the network’s health and potential price movements. Regulatory news is definitely something that can cause sharp market reactions, so staying updated is key. How do you feel about the balance between short-term technical indicators and long-term fundamentals in guiding your decisions?

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You're right about the importance of monitoring Bitcoin's dominance and on-chain metrics—they provide deeper insights into market trends. When it comes to balancing short-term technicals and long-term fundamentals, I focus more on technicals in volatile times for quick decisions, but always keep long-term fundamentals in mind for the bigger picture. How do you handle conflicting signals between short-term trends and long-term factors?

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That’s a smart strategy—focusing on technicals in volatile times for agility, while maintaining an eye on long-term fundamentals for stability. When conflicting signals arise, I try to stay disciplined by relying on a clear set of criteria for each timeframe. For short-term trends, I’ll prioritize things like support/resistance levels, volume, and momentum indicators, adjusting my moves quickly based on those signals. However, I always remind myself of the long-term thesis—if short-term fluctuations contradict my bigger-picture view, I resist the temptation to make impulsive decisions. I also use risk management tools like stop-losses to protect from major swings and ensure that I stay aligned with my long-term goals, even if short-term signals are pointing in different directions. How do you typically reconcile these conflicts in your own strategy?

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Great points, Oleksii! Balancing short-term signals with a long-term vision is definitely a challenge. I focus on weighing the strength of each—are short-term trends part of a bigger pattern or just noise? Diversifying strategies across timeframes helps me stay agile while staying true to long-term goals. How do you decide when to adjust your long-term thesis based on short-term trends?

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Great question! I tend to look at short-term trends as feedback loops for my long-term thesis. If a trend aligns with my core belief and provides confirmation or adds new data, I’ll adapt slightly, but if it’s just noise, I stay focused on my long-term vision. Keeping an eye on macro signals and foundational factors helps filter out the noise. How do you maintain that balance in your strategy?

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Maintaining focus on macro signals and core beliefs is essential in filtering out noise. I balance by analyzing the context of short-term trends—whether they’re anomalies or signs of structural shifts. Do you ever reassess your core belief if macro signals evolve?

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Yes, absolutely! I believe revisiting core beliefs is crucial, especially when macro signals shift. I try to stay flexible and keep an eye on key indicators like economic cycles, regulatory developments, and market sentiment. How do you decide when it’s time to adapt or refine your core beliefs?

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Thanks, Oleksii! I totally agree that flexibility is key. For me, balancing preparation with unpredictability comes down to observing the environment closely and staying in tune with the energy of the moment. I usually keep my settings versatile, but I’m always ready to adjust quickly if something unexpected catches my eye. It’s that perfect mix of staying ready but allowing creativity to flow when the unexpected happens. How do you handle it when things don’t go exactly as planned during a shoot?

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