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$BTC top could very well be inOpinion: CRYPTOCAP:BTC is likely forming a short term top. Top is March 14th. We've posted that consolidation takes anywhere between 1-3 months on average. 1 month from top would be April 13th. Coincidentally, it's where the end of the #BTC pattern would break. Sell signs signs have been there, RSI & $ Flow have been cratering. ----------------------------------------- Let's do another scenario. Top = 3/14, 3 months from then puts it at 6/14. The #BTC pattern can last until 6/6/23 (ooo 666). If #bitcoin is in a hard consolidation the pattern could last until July 15th, making it a 4 month consolidation.
CME:BTC1!
by ROYAL_OAK_INC
The Bitcoin CME Futures Gap: A Potential Refill ZoneFour-Hour Bitcoin Chart Gap: A Potential Price Target, But Not a Guaranteed Reversal The Bitcoin (BTC) 4-hour chart displays a gap between approximately $64,890 and $65,450. This gap represents a price jump from one 4-hour timeframe to the next, leaving a void where no trading occurred. Let's explore what the gap signifies and why it might (or might not) be a significant price target: Gaps on Charts: Gaps on charts can point to areas where the price moved swiftly, potentially due to important news or changes in market sentiment. Filling the Gap: Some technical analysts believe that gaps on charts, especially those on shorter timeframes like 4-hour charts, have a tendency to "fill" at some point in the future. This means the price might return to the gap area at least temporarily. Target, Not Guarantee: The gap around $64,890 could be considered a potential target price for some traders, based on the idea that the price might revisit that zone. However, it's important to remember that: Gaps do not have to fill. There's no guarantee the price will return to the gap level. Many factors influence price movements, and past performance doesn't guarantee future results. Focus on Context: Don't base trading decisions solely on the presence of a gap. Analyze the broader market context, including: Current price trend Technical indicators News events and market sentiment Conclusion: The gap around $64,890 on the 4-hour Bitcoin chart is a technical level that some traders might be watching. While it could serve as a target, it's not a guaranteed price point. Conduct thorough research and employ a well-rounded strategy before making any investment decisions.
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by ParabolicP
Algorithms open mean-reversion Short positions in Bitcoin.Trading algorithms have initiated mean-reversion positions in Bitcoin through Futures and other structured derivatives. Despite the clear bullish sentiment in the mid-term and long-term trends, we are observing indications of traditional Elliott Wave patterns in conjunction with a Relative Strength Index (RSI) touching 50 on the Daily chart, signaling a potential deceleration of the current trend. In response to these observations, several trading algorithms are adopting Short positions as a mean-reversion strategy ahead of anticipated mid-term uptrends. This proactive approach aims to capitalize on potential short-term fluctuations in Bitcoin's price while maintaining a broader strategy aligned with long-term bullish trends. We continue to monitor market dynamics closely to optimize trading strategies accordingly. Smart traders don't trade. They invest in a portfolio of trading systems. You can do that with our product, Copysystems, creating a free demo account here .
CME:BTC1!Long
by blockmas
BTC - Is this a bull flag?If you are considering a trade, a common strategy would be to wait for a breakout from the consolidation pattern (the symmetrical triangle). A breakout to the upside could be seen as a continuation of the bullish trend, and a trader might enter a long position. Conversely, if the price breaks down below the triangle, it could signal a reversal or a correction, and a trader might take a short position or exit long positions. Stop losses are typically placed just outside the opposite side of the breakout to manage risk. NOT A FINANCIAL ADVICE. JUST FOR FUN
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by SpaceTradex