Bitcoin at $83881.93 shows neutral RSI and MACD golden cross on 4h chart as Michaël van de Poppe highlights liquidity sweep beneath lows before upward trend.

Arbitrum at $0.21 post-liquidity sweep shows neutral RSI 45.87 and MACD death cross on 4h chart, supporting ARB price prediction for resumption higher.

Bitcoin holds $77280.23 range low with EMA50 resistance at $78442.11. Analyst @CryptoMichNL calls for liquidity sweep to restore momentum on 4h chart.

Bitcoin at $77665.41 shows choppiness while altcoins trend higher versus BTC with potential sweep to $76000 entry zone amid neutral RSI and bearish MACD.

Bitcoin at $77705.37 eyes $78000 reclaim or $76000 test as @CryptoMichNL maps two paths amid neutral RSI and MACD death cross.

SUI eyes $0.67 after liquidity sweep, with $0.80+ acceleration possible on break. Current price at $0.65 amid bearish 4h structure.

SUI price prediction from Michaël van de Poppe flags $0.65 as ideal entry after liquidity sweep, targeting $0.75 reversal with BTC correlation in focus.

SUI clears $0.67 liquidity at $0.68 with bullish MACD golden cross; traders eye $0.65 long or $0.71-$0.74 breakout on 4h chart.

Bitcoin at $63203.9 sweeps liquidity before SEC crypto framework release, with 4h chart showing bearish EMA50 at $64101.15 and MACD death cross.

Bitcoin at $63195.2 eyes $65k reclaim after trendline liquidity sweep or risks drop to $59k, with 4h chart showing EMA50 resistance at $63803.79.

Bitcoin at $64042.84 faces possible liquidity grab under $61,000 before testing $67,000-68,000 resistance, per Michaël van de Poppe.

Bitcoin sees narrow ask depth post-liquidity sweep at $79436.95, with flat Spot CVD and Perp divergence signaling short profit-taking amid bearish trends.

According to @CrypNuevo, the main scenario for the past month is that BTC will revisit range lows before moving higher, with a target in the low $80k area described as low $80's, source: @CrypNuevo on X, Jan 11, 2026. According to @CrypNuevo, a preliminary liquidity run toward the 1W 50 EMA could occur as part of the setup, source: @CrypNuevo on X, Jan 11, 2026. According to @CrypNuevo, this is a high time frame analysis thread that highlights key levels to monitor as the range lows and the weekly 50 EMA, source: @CrypNuevo on X, Jan 11, 2026.

According to @CrypNuevo, BTC’s next move hinges on how price behaves at the range lows, with two mapped paths: a recovery from the $80k range lows or, if price accepts below $80k, a drop toward $73k followed by a recovery, using April 2025 rebounds in NVDA, GOOG, and NFLX as a market analogue (source: @CrypNuevo). For traders, $80k is the key acceptance or rejection pivot while $73k is the downside target where a reaction is expected per the author, defining directional bias and risk triggers (source: @CrypNuevo).

According to @CryptoMichNL, OP has posted its first breakout above the 21-day moving average and set a higher low on lower timeframes, signaling waning selling pressure and returning bid support, source: @CryptoMichNL, X, Jan 10, 2026. He expects most altcoins to rebound toward pre-October 10 levels this quarter, framing a liquidity-driven setup, source: @CryptoMichNL, X, Jan 10, 2026. He highlights sizable resting liquidity above recent highs, citing POL as an example where a new high could trigger liquidations and continuation, source: @CryptoMichNL, X, Jan 10, 2026. He also sees a fair-value target for OP at more than 2x from current levels, which he suggests as the next leg if momentum holds, source: @CryptoMichNL, X, Jan 10, 2026.

According to @CryptoMichNL, BTC tapped the 21-day moving average and briefly undercut it, which he views as acceptable liquidity taking if the level holds. Source: @CryptoMichNL on X, Jan 8, 2026. He states that holding the 21-DMA keeps BTC on track to test $94,000 in the coming week, while losing it could trigger a sweep of the developing local lows. Source: @CryptoMichNL on X, Jan 8, 2026.

According to @CrypNuevo, price is currently at the mid-range where the 1D50EMA may act as resistance, capping near-term upside and reducing long entries. Source: @CrypNuevo. The analyst notes price could sweep prior lows directly without a liquidity run, raising downside sweep risk for breakout strategies. Source: @CrypNuevo. Given these conditions, the analyst is not taking trades at this level and will wait for one of two predefined triggers, emphasizing a patience phase for risk management. Source: @CrypNuevo.

According to @CrypNuevo, BTC is unlikely to recover immediately from current levels as the present price action resembles October 2019, source: @CrypNuevo. According to @CrypNuevo, the expected sequence is a liquidity run followed by a sweep of recent lows before any rebound, indicating near-term downside risk into prior lows, source: @CrypNuevo. According to @CrypNuevo, a sweep of the lows could occur with or without an initial liquidity run, keeping the short-term bias cautious until lows are taken, source: @CrypNuevo.

According to @CrypNuevo, BTC is currently range-bound with liquidity resting at both extremes, making a stop-run to one side likely before any genuine breakout, so traders should anticipate a short-term liquidity sweep setup on lower time frames. Source: https://twitter.com/CrypNuevo/status/2007102345599934887 He highlights that a specific level needs to be tested first, suggesting a patience-and-confirmation approach by waiting for the sweep and a subsequent reclaim or rejection before positioning. Source: https://youtu.be/0q8sMOps5dg

According to CrypNuevo, high-timeframe liquidations are concentrated above BTC near $96,000, while low-timeframe liquidations cluster to the downside around $85,000, source: CrypNuevo on X, Dec 28, 2025. He adds that the more efficient path is a move down into the low $80,000s before rebounding to target upside liquidity near $96,000, source: CrypNuevo on X, Dec 28, 2025. This outlines a potential BTC liquidity sweep where downside liquidations are cleared before an upside liquidity grab, source: CrypNuevo on X, Dec 28, 2025.