Bitcoin
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Bitcoin - there she crashes - again

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From 0.786 of the 64k-28k retracement, distribution signs are meanwhile.

I see two possibilities here: this was the 2nd spike of another 5-spike distribution, lasting to end 2021, maybe reaching the bull's moon :)
OR, we are at the final hours of the 2nd high of the distribution since the peak, just before a bear market.

Placing my shorts here. Price may go up to retest the trend line, or not.

Reasoning in related idea...

Targets:
- for the bulls: 53.5-51.5 area (I'll take partial profits here)
- for bearish like me: 41.5k down to the 30's (with a risk of hitting SL for the rest of the position, or closing manually for a better out, when another bull run comes after 53-51k).

SL:
57.5k, or moving upper if trendline surpasses it.

A have to repeat that I'd like to advise readers to not buy bitcoin at times like these..

This is not a financial advise, do your research and trade accordingly, with proper risk management!

Bests,
Antonio
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Pushing up SL to 58k to not get instantly hit, I have a feeling this last rise it not true.
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Seems like bitcoin likes to repeat patterns, so far insanely similar to Sept. 7.

In this case, these will be highly probably TP levels in a day or two:

Target 1: 53500
Target 2: 43500

Take your profits a bit before, if following me :) I'll do the same.
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Update:
Looks like selling power was not hard enough, this time.

I think the price will retest the trendline and 58k, behavior there will be interesting:
- A turnback at 58k will be bearish confirmation.

Pushing above to 60k area can also see a rejection, but would indicate that the balloon is not ready to pop (yet), and probably will try to go for those levels again...

! I am closing the position partially to have some profit deciding about the action at 58k.
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Selling power seems exhausted, closing.
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The idea is not valid at the moment for further targets.

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