🟠BITCOIN MULTI TIMEFRAME: ZERO MOMENTUM IN PLAY 🟣
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🟣 Hey there, TradingView fam! Ready for some fresh Bitcoin analysis? We've got a juicy update for you, covering multiple timeframes and packed with insights from key indicators.
Let's kick things off with a look at the daily perspective. We've plotted the EMA 20, EMA 100, and a Triangle Pattern.
Triangles are interesting because they often signal a temporary pause in the prevailing trend. This happens as buyers and sellers push against each other, causing momentum to dissipate. While triangles are fairly easy to spot, trading them can be tricky. Prices can get stuck for a while without any significant breakouts, and when a breakout finally happens, it can sometimes be a false signal, leaving traders scratching their heads.
Now, let's talk about the exponential moving averages (EMAs). They're great for tracking trends because they give more weight to recent price action. Currently, the EMA 20 is above the EMA 100, indicating a clear uptrend. In this scenario, these EMAs act as dynamic support and resistance levels. The EMA 20 offers short-term support, while the EMA 100 serves as a long-term support line.
So now, let's talk about RSI - it's a pretty handy momentum indicator that's all about spotting when the market's either feeling overbought or oversold. When RSI drops below 30, we're talking oversold territory, and when it shoots past 70, we're looking at overbought conditions.
Funny thing is, lots of folks get it wrong, selling when RSI's high and buying when it's low. But you know what? Sometimes the market keeps on climbing even with RSI above 70, and it can still drop lower when RSI's below 30.
Now, here's a neat trick with RSI: instead of just using those standard 30 and 70 marks, we tweak it a bit. Push the upper band to 60 and lower it to 40. So, when RSI's cruising above 60, it's telling us the market's got some solid upward momentum, and when it's below 40, well, things are getting bearish momentum.
Taking a peek at Bitcoin's charts, both on the daily and 4-hour timeframes, RSI seems stuck in the middle, indicating there's not much momentum swinging either way. But hey, Bitcoin can flip on a dime, right? That's why it's crucial to keep an eye on RSI, especially with the halving on the horizon.
Now, onto the SuperTrend indicator - another nifty tool for tracking trends and spotting reversals. We've fine-tuned the settings for Bitcoin, setting ATR to 5 and the multiplier to 2, based on some solid backtesting data.
Looking at the daily timeframe, SuperTrend's giving us sell signals, but hop over to the 4-hour chart, and suddenly it's flashing a buy opportunity.
Thing is, though, the EMA combo still looks bullish, and RSI's not showing much oomph. So, that early SuperTrend buy signal? Might be a bit premature, you know?
And here's something fascinating on the monthly timeframe: Bitcoin's showing seven straight green candles. That's unheard of! Last time we saw anything close was back in 2021, with six greens in a row during a post-halving bull market.
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Let's kick things off with a look at the daily perspective. We've plotted the EMA 20, EMA 100, and a Triangle Pattern.
Triangles are interesting because they often signal a temporary pause in the prevailing trend. This happens as buyers and sellers push against each other, causing momentum to dissipate. While triangles are fairly easy to spot, trading them can be tricky. Prices can get stuck for a while without any significant breakouts, and when a breakout finally happens, it can sometimes be a false signal, leaving traders scratching their heads.
Now, let's talk about the exponential moving averages (EMAs). They're great for tracking trends because they give more weight to recent price action. Currently, the EMA 20 is above the EMA 100, indicating a clear uptrend. In this scenario, these EMAs act as dynamic support and resistance levels. The EMA 20 offers short-term support, while the EMA 100 serves as a long-term support line.
- Check out our tutorial on trading triangles to learn more about how to navigate these patterns:
So now, let's talk about RSI - it's a pretty handy momentum indicator that's all about spotting when the market's either feeling overbought or oversold. When RSI drops below 30, we're talking oversold territory, and when it shoots past 70, we're looking at overbought conditions.
Funny thing is, lots of folks get it wrong, selling when RSI's high and buying when it's low. But you know what? Sometimes the market keeps on climbing even with RSI above 70, and it can still drop lower when RSI's below 30.
Now, here's a neat trick with RSI: instead of just using those standard 30 and 70 marks, we tweak it a bit. Push the upper band to 60 and lower it to 40. So, when RSI's cruising above 60, it's telling us the market's got some solid upward momentum, and when it's below 40, well, things are getting bearish momentum.
Taking a peek at Bitcoin's charts, both on the daily and 4-hour timeframes, RSI seems stuck in the middle, indicating there's not much momentum swinging either way. But hey, Bitcoin can flip on a dime, right? That's why it's crucial to keep an eye on RSI, especially with the halving on the horizon.
- By the way, don't forget to check out our RSI tutorial! It's packed with valuable insights to help you master this powerful momentum indicator:
Now, onto the SuperTrend indicator - another nifty tool for tracking trends and spotting reversals. We've fine-tuned the settings for Bitcoin, setting ATR to 5 and the multiplier to 2, based on some solid backtesting data.
Looking at the daily timeframe, SuperTrend's giving us sell signals, but hop over to the 4-hour chart, and suddenly it's flashing a buy opportunity.
Thing is, though, the EMA combo still looks bullish, and RSI's not showing much oomph. So, that early SuperTrend buy signal? Might be a bit premature, you know?
And here's something fascinating on the monthly timeframe: Bitcoin's showing seven straight green candles. That's unheard of! Last time we saw anything close was back in 2021, with six greens in a row during a post-halving bull market.
In conclusion, April 2024 poses challenges for both buyers and sellers of Bitcoin, potentially resulting in false entries. The market likely needs to recalibrate following 7 months of growth, presenting an opportunity for early investors to capitalize on this shift. Stay informed and explore our other educational resources and posts.
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