🔄 A BTC Retest Might Be More Interesting Than Another Rally
Everyone watches the breakout candle.
I’m more interested in what Bitcoin does after the breakout.
BTC has recently pushed through its descending weekly trendline after reacting around a longer-term Gann Fan area.
If price continues straight higher, the resistance zones above become the obvious areas to monitor.
But a pullback could actually provide more information.
If BTC revisits the breakout/Gann structure and holds, that would tell us something very different from price falling straight back through it.
So I wouldn’t automatically interpret a retest as bearish.
The level itself isn’t the answer. The reaction is.
Would you rather see BTC continue immediately, or get a cleaner weekly retest first?

I’ve been building this for myself for a while and figured it was finally at a point where other traders could try it.
Basically, I wanted one place where I could open BTC and quickly see what’s actually going on without jumping between a bunch of apps/tabs.

It’s called **Bitcoin Pulse**.

It has Elliott Wave counts across multiple timeframes (including alternate counts + confidence), liquidation heatmaps, whale vs retail CVD, Hyperliquid whale positions, funding/momentum, macro events, news, etc.
There’s also a decision engine that tries to put all of those signals together and tell you what is actually driving the market right now.

One thing I really didn’t want was another app that just screams **LONG** or **SHORT** at you.
If the data is conflicting, it’ll just tell you to **WAIT** and show you why. You can see the evidence it’s weighing instead of getting some black-box “AI says buy” signal.
It’s definitely still a work in progress and there are probably things I’ve completely overlooked.

I’ve put it on TestFlight if anyone wants to mess around with it:
https://testflight.apple.com/join/2rrvsZHX

Would genuinely appreciate feedback from people who trade BTC, especially if you use Elliott Wave or derivatives/order-flow data.

Don’t need you to be nice about it either 😂
If something is useless, confusing, wrong, or there’s something you’d want before actually using this every day, tell me.

Got a message today that my withdrawals are suspended. Support says my account is 'linked to high risk activity" and they are investigating. (No other tx done)

Three hops back there's an address flagged by whatever system my exchange uses.

So now I'm frozen because of who my friend's seller's seller/sender transacted with. I don't even know these people.

Has anyone else dealt with this? Did it resolve or is my money just gone?

Hey everyone can someone please help me out. I’ve done a booking through kiwi.com and I did a mistake on the dates. As assumed I went ahead and tried to cancel that booking. The thing is I didn’t sign with an email while booking and now apart from not being able to cancel my flight I cannot even find it. There is an option to find the booking through the email you have used and a booking reference number as well but I do not have the email. As well they said they will send a confirmation message that I haven’t yet received. I signed in with my email then I went to the support center they wrote that they cannot provide service since I have no booking. Can someone please help me out? Thank you in advance

Been using Bitcoin since 2019. Never bought from KYC exchange. Always received via P2P, and friends. Always thought my stack was clean.

I Ran a local analysis today and discovered 3 addresses received funds from Huobi withdrawals (received from friend), 2 addresses linked through change outputs to Binance clusters..

My Question:

If my friend buys from Huobi or Coinbase, sends to me, and I send to cold storage... is my cold storage now "KYC'd"?

If someone 3 hops away from me used a fraudulent address/exchange/tx, does that risk flag my addresses?

How deep does this contamination actually travel? And how do you even track which UTXOs are clean vs dirty once they're mixed in the same wallet?

Is my privacy at risk??



We’ve all followed the standard "halving + 1 year" script for a decade, but the current market structure is shifting. Between institutional ETF absorption and the changing macro environment, the traditional peaks we expect might be moving.

I’ve spent some time breaking down why mid-2026 is becoming a critical "crossroads" for this cycle. Key points include:

• How institutional "sticky" capital is dampening volatility.
• Why the 210,000 block rhythm is losing its predictive power.
• The impact of nation-state adoption on the "blow-off top" phase.

I’d love to get the community's thoughts on whether we are entering a "supercycle" or if a massive correction is still inevitable by 2026.

You can read the full deep dive here: https://medium.com/@intoxic46/bitcoins-mid-2026-crossroads-why-this-cycle-is-breaking-all-the-rules-963caaaea0ff

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