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Crypto Risk Watch: The Levels That Matter
and simple ways to participate
On yesterday’s Profit Panel, Jeffry Turnmire mapped the Bitcoin risk lines that would worry him if they broke:
First near 111,000, then 107,000.
His point was simple for non-crypto traders: treat those lines like gates.
If price falls through them and stays there, it can signal a bigger downtrend. If price reclaims a gate and closes back above it, that’s when he considers taking a shot — never on the first intraday pop.
For stock-only traders, Blake Dirks highlighted the common proxies people use in a regular brokerage account.
He focused on MARA and RIOT, and he walked through step-up levels on MARA — first a reclaim around 19.24, with the next test near 21.16.
The idea was to think in steps: clear one level and hold it on a daily close before moving to the next.
For anyone who wants broad crypto exposure without buying coins, Blake also pointed to GDLC, a fund that holds a basket of the top cryptocurrencies.
Throughout the segment, the team kept the entry rules plain:
- Wait for closes, not wiggles.
- If you use options on the proxies, stick with defined-risk structures — simple call spreads
- Keep size small so a normal swing doesn’t knock you out
- If you prefer shares, build the position in layers only after the chart closes back above of the each gates mentioned above
- Set a hard exit if prices fall back through those gates
Bottom line
You don’t need to predict headlines. Let the levels decide.
Above the gates, a measured entry makes sense. Below them, protect your cash.
Click here to watch the whole on-demand replay!
To your prosperity,
The ProsperityPub Team
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Quick hits from Friday’s show
- Powell midday remarks: Stocks slid and VIX jumped during the speech window; the takeaway was to wait for the close instead of reacting to the first move.
- BLS inflation component report: The team flagged the unexpected delay—no new date yet—leaving CPI watchers without a key input for now.
- IBM gap-fill idea: A debit call spread was laid on targeting a retrace of the recent gap; only worth a fresh look if the gap is still open and pricing still offers good risk-reward.
- Earnings on deck: Micron was in focus with an implied move near 10%, consistent with its typical earnings-day swings.
- Uranium note: Long-term bullish view intact, but a near-term fade in URA was discussed after a very fast monthly run.
