Hello, fellow traders! Today, I’m diving into Bitcoin’s recent price action following the Fed's rate cut decision.
Bitcoin has been stuck in a range for some time, and the recent -50bps rate cut has triggered a positive market reaction. Let's break down what this could mean for Bitcoin's next move, with a focus on the developing Double Bottom pattern.
Current Situation: After the Fed's decision on September 18th, Bitcoin is showing signs of upward momentum. However, it's still forming a Double Bottom pattern, which needs to move up to the neckline at $64,928 to confirm a potential breakout.
What to Watch: The key target level for a bullish continuation is $69,607. Currently, we only have a Higher Low established on September 7th, which hints at a possible shift in market sentiment.
Risks: The invalidation level is around $53,968. If Bitcoin drops below this, it would form a Lower Low, potentially signaling a bearish trend.
What do you think, traders? Will Bitcoin break through the neckline, or are we in for another pullback? Share your thoughts in the comments – I'd love to hear your perspective on this pattern!
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There's a pretty strong resistance area ahead at $63,677. This is the level I'm watching right now.
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Some cool stuff to consider. Price retesting Daily 200-SMA for multiple times this year. (Yes this is daily SMA on 4h chart :)
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❤️🔥 New Highs on Bitcoin! Let's go babyy!
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For the last 3 weeks we've been rising in the channel. After making new Higher High yesterday, I am looking for next target at levels around $69,607. Double Bottom has already formed, and now it is only a question of retesting the neckline $64,928 once again, potentially during this weekend. Check chart to have better understanding.
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