13 Jan 2026
Bitcoin traders are getting emotional again in 2026… some are panicking, others are chasing price. Meanwhile, price is doing exactly what it always does — reacting to supply and demand. Let me show you why the current Bitcoin move is not random, why the monthly demand is still in control, and why patience is once again the real edge.
If you’ve been following my previous Bitcoin updates, none of what I’m about to say should surprise you.
The monthly demand level I’ve been talking about for weeks is holding perfectly well. No magic, no news, no narratives — just institutional demand doing its job.
Now let’s zoom into the daily timeframe, because this is where things get interesting.
Bitcoin is in a clear daily uptrend, and a new daily demand imbalance at 90,628 has been created. That demand is in control and is already playing out exactly as expected.
This is where most traders get it wrong. Breakout traders see green candles and think “it’s going to the moon”.
Supply and demand traders see where institutions actually stepped in and simply wait.
And yes… waiting is boring. But boredom pays better than excitement in trading.
There’s no need to predict anything here. I don’t care about news, macro, ETFs, or what Twitter thinks Bitcoin should do next. All of that is already priced in.
What matters is where unfilled buy orders were left behind, and that daily demand zone tells us exactly that.
As long as this daily demand remains in control, the path of least resistance remains higher. If price wants to go lower, it will tell us — not with opinions, but with price action.
Remember:
Trading is not about being right.
Trading is about being patient and prepared.
And patience usually feels uncomfortable… right before it works.
I also post regular Bitcoin updates on my TradingView profile, so if you want to see these zones before price reacts to them, make sure you follow me there.
This is exactly how we trade Bitcoin, crypto, forex, and stocks at Set and Forget Trading Academy — using pure supply and demand imbalances and raw price action.
No indicators.
No news.
No stress.
Just wait… and let price do the work.
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