According to @CrypNuevo, Hyblock Capital is giving away three 3-year Advanced accounts to the community; to enter, users must RT, like, and comment their BTC end-of-year target, with three winners selected in 24 hours, source: @CrypNuevo on X (Dec 2, 2025). He also states Hyblock Capital is running a 70% sale this week with an extra 5% available via the link hyblockcapital.com/crypnuevo, source: @CrypNuevo on X (Dec 2, 2025). Hyblock Capital describes its Advanced tier as offering trading analytics such as liquidation heatmaps, open interest, and funding data intended to help traders identify liquidity pools and manage BTC risk, source: Hyblock Capital official site. These market-structure tools are presented as informing entry/exit planning around potential liquidation clusters on BTC during volatile periods, source: Hyblock Capital official site.

According to @CrypNuevo, Monday’s drop to the low 80k followed by a quick recovery adds confluence that BTC is trading in a 80k-99k range (source: @CrypNuevo). According to @CrypNuevo, the next confirmations are either a retest of the 1D 50EMA around 98k-99k or a longer base forming in the low 80k area (source: @CrypNuevo). Key levels cited by @CrypNuevo are low 80k as potential base support and 98k-99k near the daily 50EMA as resistance to monitor (source: @CrypNuevo).

According to @CrypNuevo, current BTC price action resembles the Feb–Mar pattern with a liquidation cascade drop, swift recovery, rejection at the 1D 50 EMA, a retest of lows, and a potential bounce above the 1D 50 EMA that would mark the end of correction and set up new highs, source: X post by @CrypNuevo on Nov 30, 2025. For traders, the author outlines two scenarios: if BTC fails to reclaim and hold above the 1D 50 EMA, risk of a return to recent lows remains elevated; if BTC reclaims and holds above the 1D 50 EMA, bias shifts to continuation and fresh highs, source: X post by @CrypNuevo on Nov 30, 2025. The actionable pivot is the 1D 50 EMA, which the author treats as the confirmation and invalidation level for positioning and risk management, source: X post by @CrypNuevo on Nov 30, 2025.

According to CrypNuevo, TradingView is running a Cyber Monday sale and is giving away four free subscriptions across Ultimate, Premium, Plus, and Essential, source: @CrypNuevo on X, Nov 29, 2025. According to CrypNuevo, traders can enter by liking, retweeting, and commenting their @tradingview username, with four winners to be picked in the BTC Sunday update tomorrow, source: @CrypNuevo on X, Nov 29, 2025.

According to @CrypNuevo, the market broke below the June lows in a rapid move that triggered a liquidation cascade and panic, extending the sell-off to the low 80s (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Nov 27, 2025). According to @CrypNuevo, the prior bearish scenario expected 2–3 days of consolidation under the June lows before a controlled drop to the low 90s, which did not occur (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Nov 27, 2025). According to @CrypNuevo, the speed and aggressiveness of the breakdown were the key drivers of the larger downside, and a fresh update is forthcoming (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Nov 27, 2025).

According to @CrypNuevo, Bitcoin is in a very delicate zone and traders should monitor the 1D timeframe for signals that could shift bullish or bearish bias, highlighting the importance of key contextual levels for decision-making. Source: @CrypNuevo on X, Nov 12, 2025. According to @CrypNuevo, an 8-minute technical video outlines the specific key levels that would trigger a bias change and guides how to interpret 1D confirmations. Source: YouTube video titled Bitcoin: Contextual Key Levels, youtu.be/jWyaq_nW_1M, shared Nov 12, 2025. According to the source, the post itself does not list explicit price levels and directs traders to the video for the actionable thresholds, suggesting a review before placing orders or adjusting stops. Source: @CrypNuevo on X, Nov 12, 2025.

According to @CrypNuevo, BTC is printing downside wicks without further downside progress on the 1D chart, indicating market makers may be building long positions, source: @CrypNuevo on X. He adds that on lower time frames traders should watch for a retest of the $102,000–$101,500 range lows before a potential move higher, source: @CrypNuevo on X. He also notes that an imminent US government reopening and related liquidity injections to pay bills could act as a tailwind for risk assets including BTC, source: @CrypNuevo on X.

According to CrypNuevo, BTC ran through 105.5k liquidations and extended into the 106.5k resistance zone. Source: CrypNuevo on X, Nov 10, 2025. According to CrypNuevo, the plan now is a retrace then continuation, with a potential pullback toward the low 104k area aligning with a small CME gap, a 1h 50 EMA retest, prior range highs, and an Asian session pump retrace. Source: CrypNuevo on X, Nov 10, 2025. According to CrypNuevo, traders should monitor 106.5k as resistance and the low 104k confluence zone for reaction to gauge continuation. Source: CrypNuevo on X, Nov 10, 2025.

According to @CrypNuevo, BTC has reached last Sunday’s target at a confluence of the 1W 50 EMA, the October 10 long-wick fill, prior range lows, and the $100k psychological level, which the author describes as a very interesting level (Source: @CrypNuevo on X, Nov 9, 2025). The author states they will trade next week around reactions at this area, highlighting these levels as the primary zones to watch (Source: @CrypNuevo on X, Nov 9, 2025).

According to @CrypNuevo, he released a 13-minute Bitcoin: 6 Confluences technical video that explains his current BTC market view and shows how he is entering and exiting his current trade, source: @CrypNuevo on X, Nov 5, 2025; YouTube youtu.be/5bMizMQu7_4. The post specifies that the content focuses on six technical confluences used to guide BTC trade decisions, providing actionable entry and exit criteria from his live setup, source: @CrypNuevo on X, Nov 5, 2025. Instrument covered: Bitcoin (BTC), source: @CrypNuevo on X, Nov 5, 2025.

According to @CrypNuevo, he will release a quick BTC technical analysis video in some minutes to update his market view on the chart and how he is trading it (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Nov 5, 2025). He added that this past week moved fast and accurate but did not share specific price levels, targets, or risk parameters in the post, so traders should watch for the imminent video drop for details (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Nov 5, 2025).

According to @CrypNuevo, Bitcoin (BTC) has filled a new CME futures gap, prompting him to trim one-third of his long position to de-risk with profits taken yesterday; source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 28, 2025. He characterizes current price action as push price up then stop out traders, rinse and repeat, reinforcing tactical profit-taking when market structure changes; source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 28, 2025. Trading takeaway: focus on partial profit-taking and risk reduction around CME gap fills amid stop-hunt volatility; source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 28, 2025.

According to @CrypNuevo, BTC filled the CME gap at $107k and he completed all entries, now holding a full-size long position, source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 27, 2025. He expects a retrace toward liquidity pool imbalances around $121k while noting a newly opened weekend CME gap could fill first, source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 27, 2025. He has taken profit on one-third of the position and reserved capital to redeploy on a potential $112k–$111k pullback, source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 27, 2025. His stated playbook in an HTF uptrend is to open longs using wick-fill entries, take profits on LP retraces, and DCA in and out for risk management, source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 27, 2025.

According to CrypNuevo, last week’s BTC projection played out with at least 50% of the prior wick filled, indicating a partial retracement is complete; source: CrypNuevo on X, Oct 19, 2025. He is assessing whether downside imbalances have been fully retraced and identifying where liquidity currently sits to frame the next directional move for BTC; source: CrypNuevo on X, Oct 19, 2025. He expects another volatile week ahead, emphasizing a focus on liquidity areas and imbalance zones for near-term price action; source: CrypNuevo on X, Oct 19, 2025.

According to @CrypNuevo, the latest BTC Sunday update captured a 5% short squeeze followed by a 7% downside move within four days using a wick fill strategy (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 17, 2025). The author characterizes the wick fill approach as highly effective during the period, highlighting pronounced two-way Bitcoin volatility that rewarded liquidity-fill executions (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 17, 2025).

According to @CrypNuevo, they took profits on BTC longs yesterday and again earlier today to reduce risk exposure, signaling a defensive stance. source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 14, 2025. They cautioned that Bitcoin may still fill at least 50% of the prior wick, highlighting ongoing downside risk until that liquidity is tested. source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 14, 2025. They also directed traders to higher-timeframe ETH and SOL charts available on their free Telegram for additional context. source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 14, 2025.

According to @CrypNuevo, Friday's unprecedented liquidation cascade in Bitcoin created imbalances both to the downside and the upside that will shape near-term BTC price action (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 12, 2025). In altcoins, wicks were more exaggerated than in BTC, underscoring heightened volatility across majors and mid-caps (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 12, 2025). @CrypNuevo added he will outline the possibilities and how he plans to trade next week, framing his strategy around these two-sided imbalances in BTC and altcoins (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 12, 2025).

According to @CrypNuevo, a rapid flash crash drove top-20 altcoins down 50%-80% in a single candle, citing failures across liquidity, market makers, and exchanges, with many stop losses not executing due to the speed of the move, source: @CrypNuevo on X (Oct 10, 2025). In fast, gapping markets, stop orders can slip or go unfilled when price jumps through the trigger and available order book depth, heightening liquidation risk for leveraged traders, source: Binance Support (order types and slippage education) and CME Group education (stop orders and price gaps). Traders facing these conditions should reduce leverage and size, use limit or stop-limit over pure stop-market where appropriate, and monitor order book depth and venue stability to manage execution risk during cascades, source: Binance Support (risk warnings and order execution mechanics) and CME Group education (order handling in volatile markets).

According to @CrypNuevo, Bitcoin (BTC) rallied from 109k to 123k in one week and has since consolidated between 110k and 123k for the past four months (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 5, 2025). The author expects a move to a higher zone soon and signals it is time to maximize entries during this consolidation phase (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 5, 2025). Key trading levels highlighted are 123k as range high for breakout focus and 110k as range low for potential entries and support (source: @CrypNuevo on X, Oct 5, 2025).

According to @CrypNuevo, BTC moved from $109,000 to $120,000, and liquidations at $120,000 were triggered, marking completion of the stated Sunday update range; source: https://x.com/CrypNuevo/status/1974067594769375387. The author flags an active Liquidity Pool imbalance with a full retrace level identified at $123,200, indicating this area as the next focus for price to fill; source: https://x.com/CrypNuevo/status/1974067594769375387. A further update is planned for Sunday, with attention on whether BTC completes the LP retrace to $123,200; source: https://x.com/CrypNuevo/status/1974067594769375387.