In this post, I complement my colleagues' analysis of BTCUSD longs on Bitfinex.
Why look at BTCUSD longs on Bitfinex at all?
I calculated the average purchase price and the average sale price, starting from the peak of the previous cycle — that's when the chart began forming a clear structure. As you can clearly see → the average sale price has always been higher than the average purchase price. In other words, a 100% win rate.
The current average purchase price is around 106 thousand dollars. And, as we already know, the average sale price always does two things: remains above the average purchase price remains below the maximum price
Local dynamics On the local level, longs on Bitfinex #BTCUSD have seen regular sales, which historically correlated with reversals #BTC and the start of a new bullish impulse.
$BTC It will be cool if everyone is carried along by this scheme, we will be watching, the market will start on November 21st with this structure, the wait for resolution is almost over
Monero reached a historical high of $545 after 73 exchanges delisted it in 2025. Each CEX removing $XMR makes the remaining liquidity more valuable. The harder it is to buy, the more people need it. While Zcash is applying for a Grayscale ETF and trades 50% below its peak. Compliance reduces quality
▫➡ January 13: CPI and core CPI data will be released ❗️ January 14: Supreme Court decision on Trump's tariffs, PPI index ❗️ January 15: Senate vote on the Transparency Act Be ready for high volatility.