Dominance is falling, but is this really the beginning of the altcoin season? Or maybe reaching the bottom on BTC at around $89,000 and only then it will officially begin?! Leave your thoughts !
The fake rally is about to arrive. After that, whatever happens will make you forget about trading. 1210 billion will be wiped out from the market. TRADING IS NOT SAFU..
The story of this chart is definitely bullish and while I am continuing to average into a position of shares here, I do want to identify a confirmation point where we can potentially play some longer-term options and catch the subsequent breakout of the $420 cup/neckline that we've created. Let's see some confirmations of HTF controlled selling along with LTF controlled buying (in order to get one more pullback to demand at $470/bottom of strong buying continuation. Happy Trading :)
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BTC is definitely looking bearish short term but how far it can dip, hard to say really right now. Although, considering where price has pulled back to test support twice at the first key Fibonacci level at %61.80, I would bet that it's going to continue on down to the next level and depending on the strength of that movement, then it will be easier to see where it will bottom out at, at least temporarily. Also, Volume appears to moving to the sell side based on the squeeze indicator. If it bounces off either of the lower key Fib levels, there's a good chance it could make a run back up to 108,000, maybe even higher but I would personally err or the side of caution when it comes to going long here. Looking pretty droopy overall here.
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In the weekly time frame we may be in the phase of correction A and B may be forming now and this move may lead us to 2726 first and then 2791 after because up move is strong. Than maybe price starts falling . Technically it is possible to hit 2535 but considering the global enviroment 2600 can be a support. But no one knows yet. Middle and the left one showe the subwaves. The first in the left is not fully shown but it looks like 5-3-5 correction has been completed. Following the daily close will give more data to predict actually. In daily it is still bearish but in 4h it may start and up move. In weekly it is bullish. If price is above 2610 this possibility will be still valid.
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Given the predominant daily uptrend, Gold can be expected to rise further to the next resistance level 2700.00.