I have been noticing a pretty interesting pattern in Bitcoin spot that has been working over the past few months. The strategy is quite simple but effective if you have patience to execute it in parts.

Basically, I am buying Bitcoin in small positions when it approaches around 65,000 or below. Nothing about going all-in at once, but averaging entry points. And then I sell in parts when it rises above 75,000. That’s a range that has been quite well respected.

The interesting part is that this has worked over the last 6 months, and honestly, I don’t see why it wouldn’t remain valid for the next 6 months. The spot market has its cycles, and this range seems to be one of those equilibrium points.

Right now, Bitcoin is touching 77.44K, so according to this analysis, we would be in a selling zone. If you use tools like tradesviz to monitor these movements, you can clearly see how the price bounces at these levels. Many traders who follow tradesviz confirm that these ranges are quite consistent.

The key is discipline. It’s not exciting, but it works. Buy low, sell high, and repeat. No rush. For those just starting with Bitcoin spot, this kind of strategy based on tradesviz is much safer than chasing pumps. And if you truly understand the key levels that tradesviz shows you, you can adjust these ranges based on what you see in volume and market orders.