BTC time to rest after a long run up
Updated
Let's take a look at a bigger picture of BTC moves.
It appears that a long run up must end with a bit of a 'rest'.
Normally, it is roughly a 40% (of the size of the run up) reduction or so the past dictates. The past year's events of this nature were circled on the chart.
It appears that last year it was also around June.
Interestingly this price reduction would coincide with the area of strong support at $6000.
Adding this up I see us going there first before resetting the course up again.
For educational purposes and record of play.
It appears that a long run up must end with a bit of a 'rest'.
Normally, it is roughly a 40% (of the size of the run up) reduction or so the past dictates. The past year's events of this nature were circled on the chart.
It appears that last year it was also around June.
Interestingly this price reduction would coincide with the area of strong support at $6000.
Adding this up I see us going there first before resetting the course up again.
For educational purposes and record of play.
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This looks more stressful than I expected. Never would say it breaks 9k then it did.The direction looks right at least for now.
Will it start falling now or are we waiting for more twists and turns?
What do you think?
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Not looking good today.Though if you check alts all are being drained. You can hear that people are leaving alts in favour of BTC. This would explain why it keeps on growing.
How long for is the question?
If no new money will enter the market then it its non sustainable and it will correct.
I think I will reconsider long when I see the alts and btc both growing.
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Time to finish this one off.BTC played me :)
Still believe it will bounce down. Though clear is that it is not going to be as I would expected. Best.
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