according to my SK analysis , BTC heading to 70-75 K
Yello, Paradisers! Will #OPUSDT finally break free or are we about to see a deeper pullback? Let’s analyze the current #Optimism setup: ?#OP is currently forming an ascending broadening wedge pattern, which often signals indecision but can result in a strong breakout or breakdown. The price is approaching a key resistance zone at $2.191, a level it must break decisively for bullish momentum to continue. ?A confirmed daily close above this resistance would open the door for a rally toward the major resistance area between $2.800 and $3.000, where significant selling pressure could emerge. For this move to sustain, watch for strong volume and momentum to validate the breakout. ?On the downside, #OPUSD is leaning heavily on the ascending support near $1.791, with a broader support zone sitting between $1.584 and $1.300. This area has proven to be a reliable base during recent declines, providing the liquidity needed for buyers to defend the trend. ?However, if NASDAQ:OP closes a daily candle below $1.300, the bullish structure will break down, likely leading to a deeper retracement toward $1.000 or lower levels, signaling a shift in market sentiment. Stay focused, patient, and disciplined, Paradisers? MyCryptoParadise iFeel the success?
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buy after the red line 28% in the daily its going up T1 1.4095 T2 1.6250 T3 i don't think it well be reach because the BT
Bitcoin SV's previous bull-market lasted 721 days. The bottom low happened in April 2019. We have an interesting chart here and we are seeing the start of the of a new bullish cycle that will end up, most likely, producing a new All-Time High for this trading pair and Cryptocurrency project. BSV peaked early in 2021 —April. Naturally, after a bull-market comes a bear-market. Just as new ATHs are hit within a bull-market, new ATLs can be hit within a bear-market, and this was the case for BSVUSDT. In May 2022, the market bottom low from April 2019, the start of the previous bull-market, was challenged. In October 2022, this long-term support level broke and BSVUSDT produced a new All-Time Low (June 2023). Now, I am mentioning this only because of the bullish implications that arise when the action moves back above this level. In December 2023, BSV managed to conquer this once support level turned resistance, and we entered the bullish zone. The initial breakout was corrected in early through mid-2024. The correction ended as a higher low compared to the ATL in 2023. Present day. BSVUSDT is back in the bullish zone, right before massive bullish action. The action is happening above the April 2019 low, safely, the weekly session with a long lower wick and full green on the body. This simply means in candlestick reading terms that the market is ultra-bullish and ready to boom any day. We are talking about days, literally, before a major rise develops. The rise can last several months, an entire year or more. Too early to say how the broader bull-market dynamic will develop for this pair. This is a friendly reminder. The best ever possible entry timing. A new ATH in 2025 can hit around $800. This would give us around 12X total growth potential. If the market becomes extremely bullish, then $1,290 opens up as a possibility for the next market peak. We are going with the conservative target though. This higher ATH projection yields 20X. We are concerned here with great entry timing; great prices. Once the entry is done when prices are low, the market can take care of the rest. Imagine holding this pair when it trades at $500 and you bought at $48, or $64... Wouldn't that be amazing? You can decide later down the road how to take profits. It is much more simple now, buy and hold. It is still early, but it won't be early for long. The market is about to go wild. Thanks a lot for your support. Namaste.
CT thinks there is a >50% le bull run is over. some off the top catalysts that can happen this year, or come onto the horizon that requires a change in current pricing: shmacro: - Trump returns to white house - seized BTC not sold down ( but no SBR) - cyclical peak in the $ - cyclical peak in yields - scaling laws continue and ai drives indices higher - crypto specific regulation (namely market structure bill) - staked ETH ETF (big imo) - SOL ETF - Zuck buys btc
Hey, just putting this out there – here are some popular misconceptions that traders believe and risk to limit their growth and profitability in the beginning. To begin with, indicators can guide your decisions indeed, but without a solid market understanding, good RISK MANAGEMENT, and a clear strategy, they really won’t do much for you. ?A strategy suits each person differently: Much like a dress ? tailored to fit an individual’s unique shape and style. What works for one trader might not work for another, and that's why it's essential to find a strategy that aligns with your personality, risk tolerance, and long term objectives. And I also learned that sometimes simpler is better. Apply the KISS rule ?: "Keep it simple, stupid! " Seriously, why complicate things? Focus on what works and cut out the noise. And in some cases, having multiple indicators is just NOISE. I also had some misconceptions in the beginning, because everywhere I searched—on forums, trading platforms, and YouTube tutorials—there were promises of indicators that could do all the complex analysis for me. And somehow, since “beginners luck is REAL- at first, it seemed to work. A “BUY” signal here, a “SELL” signal there, and I managed to scrape together a few wins. ? But that luck didn’t last long and as I studied some more it became clearer to me that indicators are just tools, not guarantees. They can guide your decisions, but they cannot replace a solid understanding of the market, risk management, and context. So, I started experimenting with certain indicators, using them to complement—not replace—my understanding of the market. For instance, instead of blindly following a “BUY” signal, I began to ask questions: • Is the market trending or ranging? • Does this signal align with key support or resistance levels? • What does the overall sentiment (news, volume, momentum) suggest? And so with a few more adjustments, trading became less about relying on indicators and more about developing a structured, disciplined approach. Now, I actually think that those early struggles helped shape my understanding and approach to trading. Progress doesn’t come from relying on shortcuts but from BUILDING A FOUNDATION of understanding, discipline, and adaptability. Here are some more Common Misconceptions you too probably had along the way: 1. ? Misconception number 1 : More Indicators = Better Results ? It’s tempting to think that layering as many indicators as possible will lead to a perfect trading system, but this approach often results in confusion and conflicting signals. Many indicators are derivatives of price and volume and may provide redundant information, and can even lead to "analysis paralysis." It’s like having so many tabs open on your browser that you forget what you were trying to do in the first place!" ? Explanation: For example, using RSI (Relative Strength Index) and Stochastics together may seem like a good idea since both are momentum indicators. However, they measure similar things and may not add unique value. Overloading your chart can also obscure price action, which remains the most critical piece of information. ? A more effective approach is to select complementary indicators, such as combining a momentum indicator (RSI) with a trend-following indicator (e.g., Moving Average) or a volume-based indicator (e.g., OBV or MFI). This combination provides a broader perspective without overcomplicating the analysis. 2. ? Misconception number 2: Indicators anticipate future trends Indicators only reflect historical data and help interpret current market conditions. Explanation: Indicators like moving averages, MACD, and Bollinger Bands use past prices to calculate their values. For example, a MACD crossover might suggest a potential trend change, but it doesn’t guarantee future direction. Markets are influenced by countless variables (news, sentiment, macroeconomics) that indicators cannot account for. To trade effectively, you must understand that indicators are tools for assessing probabilities, not certainties. Instead, combining indicator signals with context—like support/resistance zones or fundamental analysis—creates a more reliable framework and can give you to better results. 3. ? Misconception nr. 3 Indicators Work the Same in All Market Conditions Indicators behave differently in trending markets versus ranging markets, and their effectiveness varies based on market conditions. Explanation: For example, Moving Averages and MACD perform well in trending markets but can give false signals in a ranging market. On the other hand, oscillators like RSI and Stochastics are more effective in range conditions, identifying overbought/oversold price levels. The key is adapting your strategy to the current market trend. Tools like the Average True Range (ATR) can help evaluate market volatility, giving you clues on which type of indicator might be most effective. 4. ? Misconception nr. 4 Indicators Alone Are Enough to Be Profitable Indicators are not a substitute for a comprehensive trading plan that includes risk management, market knowledge, and emotional discipline. Explanation: Even the best indicator setups can fail due to market unpredictability. For instance, a perfect RSI signal can be invalidated by a major news event. Without proper risk management—like setting stop-loss levels—you could take successive losses. Profitable traders use indicators as PART of an inclusive, well defined approach that includes ** position sizing** ? ** understanding market structure **? ** Controlling emotional responses during trades and after trades ** ⚖️ 5. ? Misconception nr. 5 You Must Use Indicators to Succeed While indicators are useful, they are not mandatory for successful trading. Some traders rely solely on price action, volume, and market structure. Explanation: Price action traders use patterns like candlestick formations, support/resistance zones, and trendlines to make decisions. For example, identifying a double-bottom pattern at a key support level can be just as effective as using RSI to spot oversold conditions. Indicators can add value, but they are not essential. It’s more important to find a trading style that suits your personality and ALIGNS with your understanding of the market. Misconception nr. 5: A Custom Indicator Will Give You an Edge Custom indicators can provide insights, but they are not they can’t guarantee profitability. Explanation: There are Indicators that combine multiple data points to create a unique signal, but their success still depends on the underlying market conditions and the trader's ability to interpret them. Often, the “edge” comes from the trader’s discipline and consistency rather than the tool itself. ? Back-testing custom indicators on various pairs and timeframes can show their limitations and help you identify where they perform best. Always TEST, TEST, TEST. Best to do that on 6-or more months. Don’t give up if you struggle, struggle becomes growth ?. YOU CAN and YOU WILL become profitable if you push through the phases at your own pace. Thank you for the read.
Just entered Aave long. I think its likely to retest the $301 level, maybe a bit higher between now and tomorrow. Daily trend is down but at a low and 4hr structure shifted back bullish which is a good indication that we'll correct up soon.
Technical analysis for NAS100 (NDX). Price shown from 5 August 2024 low. This count sees price as an ending diagonal from 5 August 2024 low, with a truncated fifth wave finishing at 22084.70. Completed impulse wave from 22084.70 to 20710.70 (first green ellipse). Regular flat completed at 21654.70, with impulsive price action afterwards (second green ellipse) which broke below support of 20710.7 today. Two pitchforks shown, neither of which had their median (red) lines tagged, implying prices will return to pivots at 20309.1 and 18297.4. Impulse waves (red ellipses) with regular flat corrective wave would either be a zigzag or the beginning of a larger impulse wave down. Given the lower targets involved, this count implies the latter. Key resistance now 21654.7.
Bullish Divergence is showing on standard 14 RSI. Many of the bag holders that were underwater were able to exit on the 200M push and we should see a base from around this area before ATHs.