GonZilla Trades

BTC Update — Bitcoin is now testing the exact area that needs to hold.

After rejecting from the 82k to 84k resistance zone, price has pulled back into the 75k to 76k region. This is a major level because it lines up with the weekly double bottom retest, previous structure, and the 50 Daily EMA.

This is the zone bulls need to defend.

If Bitcoin holds here, this can still be viewed as a healthy retest within the broader recovery. It gives price a chance to reset, build a higher low, and potentially push back toward the 80k to 84k region.

But if this level fails, the structure starts to weaken quickly.

The Daily RSI also gave us a clear warning before this pullback. We had bearish divergence forming while price was pushing into resistance, and like the last few examples on the chart, Bitcoin reacted shortly after.

This is why I’ve been cautious while price was running into 82k to 84k. Hopium catches people out, especially when price is pushing into resistance and momentum is already fading.

For me, the key is simple now. Bitcoin must hold the 75k to 76k zone. If it does, bulls still have a chance. If it loses that area, I’ll be watching for a deeper move toward 70k to 69.8k.

Key levels I am watching:

• Critical resistance: 84k
• Current resistance: 80k to 82k
• Must hold zone: 76k to 75k
• 50 Daily EMA: sitting in this support region
• Deeper support: 70k to 69.8k

Wag puro trade, reward your self din. 💰

MARKET MAKER SELL MODEL

Forming in the 4H chart of BTCUSDT

✔️ Price taps into a Higher-timeframe PD Array (Weekly FVG - Consequent Encroachment)

✔️ SMT Divergence

✔️ Market structure shift

✔️ Liquidity sweep

✔️ Pullback into the Low Risk Sell Area

✔️ Break of structure with displacement and leaves a huge fair value gap

First Phase of Distribution on the way, looking for a more downside price action from here.

*NFA

SNIPER ENTRY! 🎯🚀

Fair Value Gap + 61.8% fib (Golden Ratio) = A+ set up 💰

DATE: May 13, 2026
Pair: BTC/USDT
Direction: Short/Sell
Result: WIN

Entry: 81300
SL: 81700
TP: 79800

RR: 1:3

Trade idea:
✅ Sign of exhaustion of the uptrend market structure (did not make a higher high)
✅ Change of character (market structure break, created a lower low)
✅ Waited for the bearish Fair Value Gap get mitigated
✅ 61.8% fib golden pocket

TP hit at 1:3 RR

Could've earned more as price went lower, but I stick with my trading plan and did not allow greed to creep in. Discipline is key!

'Wag puro trade, mag payout din muna. 🤑

In my element. 💻

Happy Monday!

There’s a quiet difference between people who participate in the stock market and those who compound wealth through it.

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It’s about how you interpret time.

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Let’s take a step back.

If you own a business privately, you don’t wake up every morning asking, “What is someone willing to pay me for this today?” You ask:
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That inversion is expensive.

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At its core, the principle is simple:
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For those already established in the market, the reminder is just as important:
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And that’s a much rarer skill than most people think.