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Let’s dive into the analysis of one of my favorite coins, which is likely to make a move this week. Let’s break it down and take a closer look together!
🌐 Overview Bitcoin
Before starting the analysis, I want to remind you again that we moved the Bitcoin analysis section from the analysis section to a separate analysis at your request, so that we can discuss the status of Bitcoin in more detail every day and analyze its charts and dominances together.
This is the general analysis of Bitcoin dominance, which we promised you in the analysis to analyze separately and analyze it for you in longer time frames.
📊 Weekly Timeframe
On the weekly timeframe, the AVAX chart is one of the smoothest and most technical charts I’ve seen—support and resistance levels work like a charm, and price patterns are fairly predictable.
After getting rejected at the key resistance of 53.62—a historically significant level—sellers stepped in, pushing us into a deep correction. The failure to break this level was partly because we didn’t enter overbought territory on the weekly chart.
For buying, the weekly chart is currently very bearish, so jumping in now isn’t logical. However, a break above 53.82 would be our most reliable trigger for an upward move. For exiting, if we drop below 21.02, I’d personally cash out. If we climb back above 21.02, I’d buy again—this time with fewer AVAX but the same USDT amount to manage risk.
📉 Daily Timeframe
In the daily timeframe, after a rejection at 53.96 that led to a correction, it seemed likely we’d test this resistance again. However, after the rejection, we broke below 44.21, forming a price range box.
Right now, we’re not paying much attention to resistance levels. Our trendline is showing lower highs but flat lows, indicating that our movement is driven by the trendline rather than traditional support and resistance.
With that in mind, a break of the trendline could spark a move, but we still need a trigger. The 22.71 level is our breakout trigger—not just a resistance. If we break it, we could enter a buy with a risky stop loss at 16.00. Confirmation would come from a spike in volume. For selling, if we get rejected at the trendline and break below 16.00, I’d personally exit.
✍️ Final Thoughts
Stay level-headed, trade with precision, and let’s capitalize on the market’s top opportunities!
This is our analysis, not financial advice—always do your own research.
What do you think? Share your ideas below and pass this along to friends! ❤️
Let’s dive into the analysis of one of my favorite coins, which is likely to make a move this week. Let’s break it down and take a closer look together!
🌐 Overview Bitcoin
Before starting the analysis, I want to remind you again that we moved the Bitcoin analysis section from the analysis section to a separate analysis at your request, so that we can discuss the status of Bitcoin in more detail every day and analyze its charts and dominances together.
This is the general analysis of Bitcoin dominance, which we promised you in the analysis to analyze separately and analyze it for you in longer time frames.
📊 Weekly Timeframe
On the weekly timeframe, the AVAX chart is one of the smoothest and most technical charts I’ve seen—support and resistance levels work like a charm, and price patterns are fairly predictable.
After getting rejected at the key resistance of 53.62—a historically significant level—sellers stepped in, pushing us into a deep correction. The failure to break this level was partly because we didn’t enter overbought territory on the weekly chart.
For buying, the weekly chart is currently very bearish, so jumping in now isn’t logical. However, a break above 53.82 would be our most reliable trigger for an upward move. For exiting, if we drop below 21.02, I’d personally cash out. If we climb back above 21.02, I’d buy again—this time with fewer AVAX but the same USDT amount to manage risk.
📉 Daily Timeframe
In the daily timeframe, after a rejection at 53.96 that led to a correction, it seemed likely we’d test this resistance again. However, after the rejection, we broke below 44.21, forming a price range box.
Right now, we’re not paying much attention to resistance levels. Our trendline is showing lower highs but flat lows, indicating that our movement is driven by the trendline rather than traditional support and resistance.
With that in mind, a break of the trendline could spark a move, but we still need a trigger. The 22.71 level is our breakout trigger—not just a resistance. If we break it, we could enter a buy with a risky stop loss at 16.00. Confirmation would come from a spike in volume. For selling, if we get rejected at the trendline and break below 16.00, I’d personally exit.
✍️ Final Thoughts
Stay level-headed, trade with precision, and let’s capitalize on the market’s top opportunities!
This is our analysis, not financial advice—always do your own research.
What do you think? Share your ideas below and pass this along to friends! ❤️
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💥 Don’t Miss Out!
🏆 Best Crypto Exchange: bitunix.com/register?vipCode=TCPINT
💰 Join the Telegram Channel Now: t.me/Tradecityproint
🤵 Business Contact: Tradecityproteam@gmail.com
🏆 Best Crypto Exchange: bitunix.com/register?vipCode=TCPINT
💰 Join the Telegram Channel Now: t.me/Tradecityproint
🤵 Business Contact: Tradecityproteam@gmail.com
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.