BlackRock withdrew 3,719 BTC from Coinbase in 9 hours, then deposited 1,701. At first glance it looks like both buying and selling, but actually it's a net inflow of over 2,000! The withdrawal is real money buying in, the deposit is likely rolling over old positions. Essentially it's locking up supply + position rotation. There's less and less coin available to sell in the market—this isn't a dump, it's the prelude to momentum building.

Don't be scared by the "deposit," whales are accumulating. The direction is only up.
Now looking at the technicals.
On the 4-hour chart, MACD is above 0 axis with a bullish crossover and widening, volume is continuously expanding—that's real money rushing in. Pending orders show a mountain of buy orders at 75,700, this is the main force's moat.
K-line walking steadily above moving averages, control is extremely high.
77,000 resistance? With current volume, it's just a piece of tissue paper. A slight volume expansion breaks through it. Longs control the situation, 77,000 is just a rest stop.
How should retail traders operate?
Hold core positions: Don't move 30-50% of your position as long as the 5-day line doesn't break.
Average on dips: Pullbacks to 75,300-75,700 are opportunities to add.
Don't chase rallies or panic sell: The biggest risk this round isn't falling, it's getting shaken off.
My personal view:
Don't trade with choppy market mentality! This is now a one-sided market dominated by institutions. Where you see pressure at 77,000, the main force sees an accumulation zone. Once it breaks, shorts liquidate and we go straight to 79,000.
Waiting for 72,300, 70,000 to pick you up? As long as BlackRock keeps buying, deep dips won't happen.
Direction is only one—upward. $BTC $ETH