Short-term Bitcoin Analysis - Don't looking for long-term!!!
Hello friends,
I always provide short-term analysis in my trades and the analyses I conduct because market conditions are variable and can change rapidly. The longer the analysis timeframe, the fewer factors and conditions it incorporates for potential changes. So Don't looking for long-term analysis!
Let's start with the Bitcoin analysis:
After hitting a new high, the price experienced a drop, but we cannot call this drop the end of the bull run or a trend reversal. We are simply observing the formation of a base. This base could potentially rally on the weekly timeframe, or maybe not.
As long as Bitcoin remains above the 58,200 to 59,100 level (the green zone from which the price bounced back), it can continue its upward movement. However, if this support zone is broken, the price could drop to a lower green level.
If you are a holder, you might consider lightening your portfolio if there is a sustained break below the support zone.
Keep your trading simple.
I always provide short-term analysis in my trades and the analyses I conduct because market conditions are variable and can change rapidly. The longer the analysis timeframe, the fewer factors and conditions it incorporates for potential changes. So Don't looking for long-term analysis!
Let's start with the Bitcoin analysis:
After hitting a new high, the price experienced a drop, but we cannot call this drop the end of the bull run or a trend reversal. We are simply observing the formation of a base. This base could potentially rally on the weekly timeframe, or maybe not.
As long as Bitcoin remains above the 58,200 to 59,100 level (the green zone from which the price bounced back), it can continue its upward movement. However, if this support zone is broken, the price could drop to a lower green level.
If you are a holder, you might consider lightening your portfolio if there is a sustained break below the support zone.
Keep your trading simple.
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