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BTC/USD

Bitcoin

Understanding Bitcoin

Bitcoin is the world's first and largest cryptocurrency by market capitalisation. From a trading perspective, BTC/USD offers 24/7 market access, extreme volatility, and increasingly institutional participation — with BlackRock, Fidelity and others now operating Bitcoin ETFs. It behaves like a high-beta risk asset with its own unique on-chain market dynamics.

Bitcoin's 24/7 nature means setups can form at any time. Its strong trending behaviour during bull cycles and deep corrective structures create excellent reward-to-risk opportunities for experienced traders.
PEAK HOURS: London/New York overlap (13:00–21:00 GMT) but active 24/7
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Market Sentiment

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What Moves BTC/USD

01Bitcoin halving cycle
02Institutional ETF flows (BlackRock, Fidelity)
03Federal Reserve risk sentiment
04Regulatory developments globally

Best Trading Window

London/New York overlap (13:00–21:00 GMT) but active 24/7

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Economic Calendar

Key upcoming macro events affecting BTC/USD

DRAWDOWN CURRICULUM

How We Teach BTC/USD

Bitcoin is introduced in Phase 6 as an advanced instrument. By this point, students apply all structural, risk and psychological frameworks to a market that operates without breaks or institutional circuit breakers.

INTRODUCED IN: Phase 6 — The Edge

Structured Learning

Follow the Drawdown curriculum from Phase 1. No skipping ahead.

Live Chart Examples

Every lesson uses TradingView. You'll be familiar with the platform from day one.

Risk-First Approach

You won't touch BTC/USD in the curriculum until your risk framework is solid.

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Risk Disclaimer: Trading BTC/USD carries significant risk. This page is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.