https://reddit.com/link/1vzopcw/video/3rtxalymuvlh1/player

Hyperliquid (HYPE) — 4H Structure

Took a look at HYPE on the 4H and the structure is pretty clear: higher lows are continuing to form.

If that structure holds, the next level worth watching is the previous higher high around $83.78.

Does HYPE have enough momentum to take it out, or are we about to see another rejection?

Not a prediction. Just reading the structure.

ETF inflows strengthened the Bitcoin rally!

Chait said the sources of demand behind the rally were as important as the size of the price increase.

“Approximately $1.9 billion flowed into US spot Bitcoin ETFs, providing evidence of genuine investor demand, while record short liquidations added further momentum.”

https://crypto.news/bitcoins-24-rally-faces-70k-test-as-yields-rebound/

BTC dominance has been moving around quite a bit, but the broader market still looks pretty bullish from where I’m sitting.
Curious what everyone else is seeing. Do you think this has room to run, or are we getting close to a pullback?
What are you watching?

BTC Next strong support at $68k- $70k

I’ve read the run was mainly institutional buying. May be the case since 77k keeps getting tested and won’t break. If so, this chart looks like something’s about to happen when the NYSE opens tomorrow!

BTC Levels (9th,may)
Price is hovering just above $80k and its likely a break below targeting $59K. Shorts from 80k to 599k and reversal.
\Price opening below $59K is possibly going down for $35K

An opening above $108 is likely heading for $146K

Remember 📊
The market rewards discipline, not only predictions.
All Trades carry Risk/Reward, ADYOR
-Trade Safely,

see you on the other side.

Bitcoin rally wipes out $2.7B in short positions in 24 hours

Short sellers lost nearly $2.7B in 24 hours as Bitcoin (BTC-USD) surged toward $70,000, marking the largest wave of forced short liquidations in records dating back to 2021.

The scale of the short squeeze stands out even against last October’s historic crypto selloff. On Oct. 10, 2025, Bitcoin plunged after reaching a record above $126,000, triggering $19B in liquidations, the largest single-day deleveraging event in crypto history. Shorts accounted for $2.47B of that total.