In this pre‑market video, The Art of Crypto walks viewers through his daily trade‑selection process for a high‑volatility news day driven by the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) announcement and major AI‑related earnings. He begins with Bitcoin, explaining why a bearish daily bias exists but advises waiting for a liquidity sweep of relatively equal highs before entering a short. He then expands the asset universe, arguing that diversification across forex (Euro), equities (NASDAQ), and commodities (Gold) provides higher‑quality setups because these markets move independently of crypto. For each of those three assets he outlines concrete trade ideas: a short Euro on a bearish daily bias with a clear order block and a 5‑minute CSD; a NASDAQ short targeting a 200‑point drop after a confirmed bearish CSD on the 1‑hour chart; and a Gold short after a recent bearish CSD, with targets at prior equal lows. Throughout, he stresses the importance of trading within the New York session’s news windows (7‑10 am and 1‑3 pm, with the 2 pm FOMC release) and avoiding premature entries into “relatively equal” highs or lows. The video also promotes his 90‑day one‑on‑one coaching program and bootcamp, offering live‑trade access and a “fish‑and‑teach‑you‑to‑fish” approach. The overall message is to prioritize the highest‑probability, high‑quality trade setups on a volatile day rather than chasing every signal.
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What's good guys, welcome back to another video. I really hope you watched the video from yesterday on Bitcoin and oil, and I really hope that you managed to take it because both of them ended up being bangers. Now, while I didn't ultimately manage to call the Bitcoin trade on Twitter because, you know, I was just busy doing something else, I did at least manage to notify you guys about the setup that we were looking for. And today we're going to try to do the same. Today's Wednesday, we have FOMC later, and we have a lot of earnings reports from big tech companies and AI. And so if there is going to be a day where there's going to be an insane amount of volatility, chances are it's going to be today. And so without any further ado, let's just dive right And let's just kick things off on Bitcoin. Like, yeah, what a banging setup, right? Yesterday you got the CIV and then boom, dump during the New York session. Easy peasy. This is just the type of results that you can get when you follow a proven system, which by the way, if you'd like to work with me and my team basically on a one-on-one basis where we handhold you through every single process and just get you successful over the next 90 days, feel free to click the first link in the description box below. If that doesn't sound like something you'd be interested in, don't worry. We're gonna get back into the video anyways. Starting things off with Bitcoin, we have a bearish daily bias and so So in terms of the trade that we're going to look at, it's going to be towards the short side. Now here is the problem. In terms of the 1-hourly chart, you have gotten some sort of a CSD, right, towards the bullish direction. And immediately my instinct is that I'm no longer going to be that interested in Bitcoin. There is only really one potential possibility here that I would look for and that I would consider a high probability kind of like trade. Now let me just remove everything from this chart because it is getting kind of confusing. And those are the 1-hour chart here. You have this order block and you have these relatively equal highs. So the only setup that I would look for personally is sweeping these relatively equal highs, filling in that order block, and then getting that bearish CSD sometime during the New York session. Now the thing about New York session today is because you have FOMC at 2 PM, right, that's the news window. It doesn't mean that you want to wait all the way until, you know, that 2 PM window to be trading, right? So you can kind of treat the New York morning session as its kind of own session. So there's going to be like kind of Window between 7 a.m. to 10 a.m., and then there's going to be kind of like a second window between 1 p.m. to about 3 p.m. because 2 p.m. is the news. So the hour for news to the hour after news is usually the best kind of like timing windows to trade. So like I wouldn't be surprised if we ended up getting kind of like a second manipulation during the New York morning, and if it if that happens, then this is going to be the setup to look for. This is the only one that I would look for personally. I would not try to short this before like these relatively equal highs are taken just because like. Jumping in too early or like thinking that, you know, relatively equal highs will not get swept is a very common reason why you might end up in situations where, you know, the— like your trade, your overall trade idea is correct, but then you just end up getting swept down before the price actually moves in your favor, right? So try to, you know, not trade into relatively equal highs or lows. Ideally, we want to be trading into strong highs or strong lows. What is the definition of strong high and strong low? Well, if you take a look at gold over here, Right? At 2 AM, you've got— sorry, at 1 AM, you got the sweep of a high and then immediately followed by a CSD, right? This is the kind of setup that you want to look for with Bitcoin and why you don't want to be jumping in too prematurely thinking that, okay, just because price is going down, but it leaves behind relatively equal highs. So you just start jumping in and eventually you're going to get swept out, right? And this is just an example on gold because like I was looking at this chart earlier, because once you got that CSD, this was a beautiful, beautiful little 2-hour trade. So I'm basically starting London off already On a very good note, although gold, as you will come to realize later, you're not too late yet. So I'm going to share that gold setup later, but just understand this is the rationale behind why we don't want to be jumping too early on this liquidity level because yeah, it just is still engineering liquidity. And so anything that happens in between until these highs are taken, I think we're just going to ignore. Not because it's a bad setup, but because there are just you know better setups, which I will show you shortly on Nasdaq, gold, and euro. And here's the Now here's the thing about like having access to forex, right? It's not that, oh yeah, forex is better than Bitcoin, or like crypto is better than forex. Like it's not about that. When you are doing traditional trading, kind of like what I'm showing here, where we are trying to execute and make consistent profits on a day-to-day basis, you need options. Options of assets to look at that ideally move a little bit different, or rather completely differently from each other. And the problem with crypto in general is that, let's say, oh yeah, I look at BNB, Ethereum, and Solana, bro. Like I'm not just a Bitcoin trader, but the problem with that is if Bitcoin and dumps, they all dump, right? So you're essentially looking at the same chart just with like a different packaging. So, but forex on the other hand moves differently. Euro moves differently to NASDAQ, moves differently to gold, moves differently to USD/Canadian, moves differently. Like you get the point. Just having access to forex gives us different, you know, just kind of like opportunities where I don't have to feel like, oh yeah, because I'm only looking at Bitcoin, so I'm gonna try to force something even though I know for a fact that this is not the highest quality setup that I could be taking. And that's where forex comes into play, which brings me on to another point, right? It's not that this setup is bad. Like, yeah, there is a chance that Bitcoin just continues dumping lower, but that's not the point. The point is that as a trader, what I'm looking for on a day-to-day basis is the highest possible quality trade idea. I'm not trying to take every trade idea. I'm trying to look through every, you know, all of the assets on my list, figure out which ones have the basically highest likelihood Of playing out in my favor, and that's the one I take. Just like how yesterday I looked through more than ten charts. What I identified was Bitcoin and oil. Now it's not every day that I'm going to say Bitcoin is the best setup of the day. It's not every day that I'm going to say Bitcoin is the worst setup of the day. But you get the idea, right? In fact, let's get into it right now. Let's start things off with Euro. Euro, you have a bearish daily bias, and you have a very clear order block over here. Now, in the event that you just come back into it, this is going to be the ideal setup to look for. Now. In terms of the 5-minute chart, yes, you're already showing a CSD towards the downside. And yes, in the event that you close beneath this level right here, this will become a new order block, and then you can trade that lower. And you have some really, really clear-cut liquidity levels over there, and that is just about 30 pips away from where price currently is, which is very much achievable, especially on the news day. If I go on to NASDAQ, I'm already in this setup, and like all of this is kind of like prior shared within Blueprint, and if you're also in Bootcamp, you will get access to this. Basically every single day I'm gonna be sharing my trades, going through kind of like a pre-market analysis and stuff like that. Like yesterday, oil, before I even filmed the video, it was already like, we were already in the oil trade during the London session. So yeah, that's again, like remember at the start of the video I said if you wanted to work with us to basically get you funded in the next 90 days, then first thing in the description box below, this kind of like early trade setup thing, it's also part of it, right? At the end of the day, like we're going to teach you how to fish, but we're also going to show you like we're still going to hand you some fish. You know every now and then, just to help speed that process along. But anyways, in terms of the daily chart, we have a bearish daily bias on Nasdaq. And in terms of the one-hour chart, you've already gotten a bearish CSD, right? That's why I entered. So CSD already confirmed, and yeah, basically just aiming for about a 200-point drop, which for Nasdaq is super normal. Now by the time you watch this video. During New York, you're just going to momentum trade this towards the downside. Now, in terms of gold, same thing here, right? You have a bearish daily bias, and price has formed a bearish CSD literally about 20 minutes ago. And yeah, right now you're going to look for either a retracement into this order block over here or this larger order block over here. But either way, you're just going to look to momentum trade this towards the downside. And as for potential targets, obviously you have left behind some relatively equal lows. And like you're starting to see the difference between you know this Nasdaq trade and. Sorry, this gold trade versus the Bitcoin trade that we were looking at earlier, right? In here, you are heading towards the direction of the relative equal lows, right? We have really clear targets. Whereas on Bitcoin, you're like, okay, we can't enter yet because we have relative equal highs. You're starting to see the point here where I'm saying, okay, I'm just going to go for the highest quality setup that I could possibly have. And at the moment, that for me seems to be NASDAQ and gold. And obviously, like, if you, by the time you watch this video, the London session is already over, then just wait for New York. And you're going to be good. Either way, feel free to follow me on Twitter. I will be sharing some live execution once I get into it. But otherwise, I'll see you guys in the next video or potentially inside bootcamp if you decide I'm the right guy to help take you to the next level. Ciao ciao.
