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BTC preparing for run to 150k technical tp on higher timeframeTechnical analysis indicating "measured move" buy setup on higher timeframes I expect price to advance from current 88-93k buy zone (consolidation structure on 4 hr tf) back to new highs above 109k, which was previously noted as tp1 (with anticipated near term consolidation in low 90k range). It's possible we have one more retest of 88-93k levels after reaching 108-110k level on next buy wave, but as previously noted, it primarily remains a buy opportunity. Once a move above 120k is achieved, price will be strongly in the hands of buyers (with diminishing supply) and head towards 150-155k level fairly steadily & easily to achieve technical "measured move" target. There remains possibility that we get one final retracement from 150k but my own cycles analysis indicates that would be the final big discount opportunity IF it were to occur at all. Price advancement above 100k is a SIGNAL that mass adoption is taking place globally and will lead to much higher highs. Any price dips below 100k remain discounts for institutional ownership
COINBASE:BTCUSDLong
by DaveTradesLive
BTC SELL NOW Bitcoin (BTC/USD) has broken out of its ascending channel and is now trading within a clear downtrend on the 2-hour timeframe. The price is consolidating below a key resistance zone, suggesting a potential continuation to the downside. Sellers have maintained control, and bearish momentum appears strong as BTC/USD approaches the support zones outlined. Trade Setup: Sell BTC/USD Entry Zone: Around $93,400 - $93,500 Take Profit Levels: $92,500 $91,800 $91,000 Stop Loss: Above $94,800 This setup favors bearish momentum; however, monitor closely for any signs of reversal or breakout above resistance. Proper risk management is key. Let me know if you'd like further tweaks!
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by FOREXQUEEN_1
Day Trading Strategy Using EMA Crossovers + RSI for CryptoIntroduction Day trading in the volatile crypto market requires precision and a clear plan. Today, I’ll walk you through a straightforward strategy using EMA crossovers and the RSI (Relative Strength Index) to identify high-probability trades on shorter timeframes (e.g., 5-minute or 15-minute charts). Strategy Overview Indicators: Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs): Use the 9-EMA (short-term) and 21-EMA (medium-term). RSI: Set to 14 periods with thresholds at 70 (overbought) and 30 (oversold). Trade Entry: Look for bullish EMA crossover (9-EMA crossing above 21-EMA) for a potential buy signal. Confirm the entry when RSI is above 50 but below 70 (indicating bullish momentum without overbought conditions). For short trades, wait for the 9-EMA to cross below the 21-EMA and confirm RSI is below 50. Stop-Loss: Place the stop just below the most recent swing low for long trades or above the recent swing high for shorts. Take-Profit: Use a 1.5:1 or 2:1 risk-to-reward ratio or adjust based on key resistance/support levels. Example Chart Analysis In the chart, notice how the EMA crossover and RSI alignment resulted in clean entries and exits during the trend. Closing Thoughts This strategy is best suited for trending markets, so avoid using it in choppy, range-bound conditions. Always use proper risk management and adapt to the market’s volatility. What do you think of this strategy? Share your thoughts or let me know if you’ve tried something similar!
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by Cryptobingbong
BTC/USD will be bullish see more in caption..Hi guys, I have come up with this setup for BTC/USD with a H4 timeframe more you can read below; The current price is at $93,498.78. According to my chart analysis buying BTC/USD is preferred from this mentioned area. The market will retrace from this area and will reach the below mentioned areas. key levels; Buy from 93500 TP 1: 94400 TP 2: 95800 SL at: 92800 Note: This is for educational purposes not a trading advice trade on your own risk and keeping market conditions and movements in mind. Kindly support me like, comment and share it.
BINANCE:BTCUSDLong
by Jacks_Trading_Service
Btc cycle end already ? Hello, From ATH 2017 to ATH 2021 to recent ATH 2024 ( yellow Line ) strong resistance ----- over ? Elliot Wave Black line : we still looking at wave 4 and wave 5 missing ...... over ?? 2 red boxes : FVG ( break away GAP ) 74k come back between 0.618 and 0.5 fibo 48k and bounce to 1.618 close to 108k history repeat itself ?? this wave 4 comeback between 0.618 and 0.5 plus FVG red box between 83700 and 82700 ?? then bounce to 1.618 at around 144k ?? 3 red sticks are clone of each others, will btc raise the same from 83000 to 144k/150k so is it over ???? NFA only what i see
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by Youivo
BITCOIN — 4H Timeframe)Analysis: Bitcoin/USD Rejection Zone: $97,500 - $98,000 This zone has shown significant bearish momentum, indicating strong seller activity and rejection from higher levels. Entry Zone: $93,500 - $94,000 This area presents a potential entry point for sellers as the market continues its downward momentum. Take-Profit Levels: 1. First Target: $90,000 2. Second Target: $87,500 3. Final Target: $85,000 Strategy: The price is testing the support zone around $93,000 - $94,000. If this level breaks, we could see a continuation toward the outlined take-profit levels. Traders should monitor price action closely around the support for confirmation. Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only. Conduct your own research and apply proper risk management before entering any trade.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by AlphaSignalss
Conflicting visions and perceptionsConflicting visions and perceptions are a fundamental aspect of human experience. They arise from a variety of factors, including: Subjective Interpretation: Our experiences and interpretations of the world are shaped by our unique backgrounds, beliefs, values, and emotions. What one person perceives as positive, another may perceive as negative. Cognitive Biases: These are systematic errors in thinking that can distort our perceptions and judgments. Examples include confirmation bias (tendency to seek out information that confirms our existing beliefs), anchoring bias (over-reliance on initial information), and the halo effect (attributing positive qualities to someone based on a single positive trait). Social Influences: Our perceptions can be influenced by the opinions and behaviors of others, such as family, friends, peers, and the media. Social norms and expectations can also shape how we see and interpret the world. Cultural Differences: Different cultures have different values, beliefs, and norms, which can lead to vastly different perceptions of the same event or situation. Limited Information: Our understanding of any situation is often based on incomplete or biased information. This can lead to inaccurate perceptions and misinterpretations.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by SimonTheBeeKeeper