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#Bitcoin weekly
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#Bitcoin weekly, Gann Square https://t.co/9JYIEOwKiE
🇪🇺☠️ A BLACK DAY FOR EUROPE - WHICH APPS TO DELETE?
You need to know this today before the market opens.
A coin jumped out of line overnight and is up +7.28% while the overall market is stuck at +2.38%. Not a coincidence on this exact day. Yesterday Brussels pushed through chat control in the last hall before the summer break, 361 no votes were needed, only 314 were present.
I’m not looking at the headline today. I’m looking at the instruments. They tell a story that contradicts your fear.
It starts right away, first the news from the last 18 hours 👇
🚨 WHAT'S HAPPENED SO FAR
→ 🏛️ EU Parliament waves chat control through: 314 against, 276 for, 17 abstentions → 361 no votes were required to block, empty seats effectively counted as yes.
→ 🏛️ The holiday trick: vote on the last day before the summer break, 6th attempt after 5 rejections → Sonneborn had the mic turned off after 60 seconds of speech.
→ ⚪ CDU/CSU as the only German faction for it → Spahn in October 2025 literally: "With the CDU/CSU there will be no unprovoked chat control."
→ 🐋 Norway/Europol: 28 arrests, CSAM paid with Monero → a new 2025 tracing method tracked $XMR back, scratching the "untouchable" narrative.
→ 🟡 #Bitcoin-Spot-ETFs second outflow day: -$95.3M → institutions keep pulling out.
→ 💥 Liquidations 24h: $19.6M Short vs $0.4M Long → 49 to 1, the bears were completely wrong.
→ 📈 Gareth Soloway sees inverse Head-and-Shoulders on $BTC and $ETH → target big move up in 1-2 weeks.
→ 🟡 Fear & Greed at 23, Extreme Fear (yesterday 22) → the 1‑year low was on 30.06. at $58,711.
THE ENGINE ROOM
🟠 $BTC $64,000, +3.13% 24h
The price climbs while half the timeline talks about death. Remember the number, it is the core of today's contradiction.
🟡 Fear & Greed 23 (Extreme Fear)
The sentiment meter shows pure panic. Historically this zone is where buying happens, not selling.
🟡 NUPL 0.15 / MVRV 1.18
Two on‑chain needles: the market sits almost on its cost basis, hardly anyone is in profit. This is a reset valuation, what it looks like after capitulations, not after greed.
💥 Liquidations: Short $19.6M / Long $0.4M
Almost all forced closures hit shorts. This is a squeeze, the bears were forced to buy back, and that buy‑back fuels the +3.1%.
🐋 Open Interest $46.92B, +2.16%
Fresh money flows into futures, not out. Positions are built while sentiment flags.
🟡 Funding +0.0058% per 8h
Quasi neutral. Means no overheated long funding drives this rally, it stands on sober legs. I prefer this to any pump with +0.1% funding.
🟠 $ZEC +7.28% vs $XMR -0.75%
The privacy trade today is a gauge for political fear. The big Monero rally was already before the vote, rumor money is out. Today capital seeks Zcash. That’s what counts!
🟡 ETF -$95.3M, second outflow day
The honest headwind in the picture.
🇪🇺☠️ WE DO IT QUICK 👉 WHICH APPS YOU MUST DELETE NOW
This is the part you asked for, and it’s more important than any candle today.
Chat control 1.0 hits unencrypted services. Affected: Gmail, iCloud Mail, Facebook Messenger, Instagram DMs (since Meta removed encryption), Skype, Snapchat. Scanning is now allowed on these channels.
🔒 Secure because end‑to‑end encrypted: Signal, Threema, WhatsApp (formally excluded in 1.0), iMessage if you turn off iCloud backup. Really hard and number‑less: SimpleX, Session, Briar, Element, Keet. Signal is top but ties to your phone number; if you don’t want that, go to SimpleX or Session.
Be honest: 1.0 is still "voluntary", platforms may scan but don’t have to. The sharp version that would also break Signal and WhatsApp via client‑side scanning is 2.0, not yet decided, negotiations start September. You don’t need to panic delete now, but sensitive stuff should no longer go into Gmail or Insta DMs.
🫡 WHAT THE CRYPTO MACHINE SAYS
All needles together form a picture that contradicts itself. Sentiment screams Extreme Fear, NUPL and MVRV confirm the capitulation‑reset, ETFs bleed the second day. Yet the tape climbs 3.1%, OI grows, shorts are flushed out en masse.
That’s the constellation where floors are built. Not in euphoria, but when fear is maximal and price simply ignores it. The privacy‑bid on top shows capital reacting to Brussels, just in Zcash. The street is scared, the machine buys.
BTC‑SETUP
🟢 $61,900 – densest liquidation cluster, ~ $1.98B per level, price wants to hit this before turning.
🟢 $60,000 – round number plus heatmap floor, the psychological support line.
🟢 $59,750 – lower cluster edge, below the 30.06 low area.
🔴 $65,000 – round number just above spot, first real hurdle.
🔴 $66,700 – latest reject zone, last sell happened here.
🔴 $68,000 – last swing‑high before the reset.
Stance: cautious long, but don’t buy on this candle‑green. The downside magnet points clearly to $61,900. I wait for a 4H reclaim sweep into the $61,900‑$60,000 zone, then go long with SL under $59,700, TP1 $65,000, TP2 $66,700. No 4H reclaim, no trade. I’m not chasing the rally up.
What I’ll check first tomorrow: the $61,900 cluster. If it’s tested and holds, the floor is confirmed and my long trigger sharpens. If it blows through, the reset isn’t done and I stay in cash.
The engine room tells you more about the market today than any Brussels headline. And Brussels tells you which app to avoid. One moves your portfolio, the other protects your privacy – both matter today.
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Have a good Friday, I’ll stay tuned. 🤝
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My internet should be back up this afternoon – maybe we can get a exchange launch livestream going?
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