SCUSD trade ideas
Crypto Market- is Winter Coming? I'm using Siacoin here as a representative of the crypto market as a whole since it has one of the longest price histories for an alt coin. Keep in mind, I'm no financial guru, just your average dude looking to get in at optimum times. However, although it seems odd that it could happen, I feel as though there is an enormous amount of room in the chart for a catastrophic dump to occur for the alt market. SC rose a mindblowing 56000% within 820 days, I feel as though there needs to be a larger correction to break the long-term hodler's spirits.
This opinion is nothing new, many people have posted similar charts. I feel as though they are correct and this has a higher probability of happening than making higher highs from this upcoming bounce. However I could definitely be wrong :), this chart is just to kill some spare time - Don't hate too hard :)
P.S. Might not drop as low as that.
Respecting the downtrend ... Broked uptrend ... what else ?So Sc was respecting the downtrend (which is colored with red) and have broked the uptrend (which is colored with white) what have caused a brutal fall from 0.008$ to 0.005$ …
We are now under the uptrend in a price canal between (resistance) 0.006136$ and (support) 0.0053032$...
Like all other altcoins, Sc is related to Btc, so if Btc broke down the uptrend ( see { btcusdt (binance) } analyse ) then we will broke the support of 0.0053032$ and go down directly to 0.00504$ and then 0.0042$ …
Else if we Btc go up, then Sc should broke the downtrend line (which is colored with red color) to go up …
Let's wait and see ...
This is the real truth Fibonacci, the golden ration and the right timeframe is to be found. Life is not easy, understanding the market is also not easy, so try to grasp the emergent pattern. Don't go for tunnel-vision trading when you see a duplicate of a singularity emerging.
My TP's 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377, 610, 987, 1597, 2584, 4181, 6765, 10946, ...
Happy trading
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