Logarithm. 1-day time frame. End of summer consolidation (channel). The denouement will be near (before the end of the month). Where is the main "fat" in liquidations, you know? They might first accumulate shorts (a small percentage so that the "exchanges" can make a killing on gambling addicts), then take on longs. The main levels and zones are the same as last year. Local percentages to key support/resistance levels are shown for strategizing and assessing risk.

🐳📊It's worth noting that a large tranche of BTC, ETH, and XRP (indirectly) is currently being released from exchanges. It doesn't matter whether there will be another predictable "shelf" or range (more likely than not), but the main accumulation zone is now.

🔄📊🔼If there's no decline (what's important isn't a "squeeze" to collect stop-loss liquidity and liquidate longs, but rather a holding period of at least 2-4 months, with a super-negative news background and worse apathy, like now, "Sailor isn't selling" (actively buying and pressuring with volume), and "Sailor has already sold"), then, as previously stated, the average price of a set will be 63,000 for Bitcoin (this is the benchmark for the market and its phase changes).

🔄📊🔽Even if the decline is to the lower potential zone, the average price of a set of large capital will not be proportionally lower than the decline. I think many people understand how this works, and where there is liquidity, and where there isn't, only imitation from exchanges.