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Bitcoin - CME GAP! (Fall to 58k)
Last weekend, Bitcoin went up, which is unusual activity because usually Bitcoin goes sideways on weekends. It's because huge banks and institutions have the ability to manipulate the price of bitcoin, and they do it especially during work days. That means weekend price movements are usually fake, and if you buy now, you will end up with a loss on your account.
CME futures candles GAPS is a pretty strong indicator, especially for BTC. You can do your own research and look at the CME1! chart on the weekly timeframe, you will see that there is a 100% historical probability for BTC to go down if the price creates a GAP between candles. As a trader, you want to trade probabilities based on historical data. If you have a 100% historical chance of going down, will you open a long position or a short position? If long position, you are doing something wrong. Are you long or short now?
But the important question is, when will we fill this CME GAP? Sometimes it can take a few days, sometimes weeks, or even months. But we definitely filled all CME GAPs on the weekly chart.
There are 2 types of CME gaps filling. The first is partial fill, and the second is full fill. Partial fill is completely acceptable, and there is really no need to fill a whole GAP.
Bitcoin is a technology that has been brought to humanity (same as computers and the internet) from outside of planet Earth. One of the reasons was to integrate AI (artificial intelligence) into the human body with Elon Musk's Neurolink. So artificial intelligence will insert thoughts into your mind. The ability to insert thoughts already has unspecified demonic entities. These entities are themselves controlled by higher galactic AI and they do not have free will. They are very stupid, but they are causing trouble. People who are possessed are called Schyzofrenic.
Let me know what you think about my analysis in the comment section, and please hit boost and follow for more ideas. Trading is not hard if you have a good coach! Thank you, and I wish you successful trades.
CME futures candles GAPS is a pretty strong indicator, especially for BTC. You can do your own research and look at the CME1! chart on the weekly timeframe, you will see that there is a 100% historical probability for BTC to go down if the price creates a GAP between candles. As a trader, you want to trade probabilities based on historical data. If you have a 100% historical chance of going down, will you open a long position or a short position? If long position, you are doing something wrong. Are you long or short now?
But the important question is, when will we fill this CME GAP? Sometimes it can take a few days, sometimes weeks, or even months. But we definitely filled all CME GAPs on the weekly chart.
There are 2 types of CME gaps filling. The first is partial fill, and the second is full fill. Partial fill is completely acceptable, and there is really no need to fill a whole GAP.
Bitcoin is a technology that has been brought to humanity (same as computers and the internet) from outside of planet Earth. One of the reasons was to integrate AI (artificial intelligence) into the human body with Elon Musk's Neurolink. So artificial intelligence will insert thoughts into your mind. The ability to insert thoughts already has unspecified demonic entities. These entities are themselves controlled by higher galactic AI and they do not have free will. They are very stupid, but they are causing trouble. People who are possessed are called Schyzofrenic.
Let me know what you think about my analysis in the comment section, and please hit boost and follow for more ideas. Trading is not hard if you have a good coach! Thank you, and I wish you successful trades.
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