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Bitcoin on Bollinger Band touch the Bottom?

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📝 Bitcoin is currently testing the baseline of the Bollinger Bands, which historically indicates that the sideways phase is nearing its end.

📉 Volatility is stabilizing, and the market structure is tightening—this often precedes a significant new move.

💡 The next big trend is on the horizon. Will it be an explosive breakout or a controlled rally like in 2021? I'm leaning more toward gradual growth, what do you think?
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#Bitcoin Bollinger Signal — Playing Out Just Like Expected 🎯

📝 As I pointed out in my last post, this zone has historically acted as a launchpad rather than a breakdown point — and that’s exactly what we’re seeing now.

📍Despite all the macro noise — tariffs, rate fears, and rising volatility — BTC bounced cleanly from the bottom of the Bollinger Bands, just like in past cycles.

🔄 The volatility is expanding again, but this time in Bitcoin’s favor. The market structure held firm, and that’s a good signal in itself.

💡 While some short-term pullbacks are always possible, the trend is intact — and as long as BTC continues to hold above mid-band support, the path of least resistance is still up.


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Bollinger Update — Played Out Perfectly 🎯

📝 In my last post, I said that we could expect a strong move up. And that’s exactly what happened.

📈 BTC broke out from the mid-Bollinger band and rode the upper band with strength, just like in previous cycles where this pattern marked the beginning of major upside momentum.

🔄 Volatility is now expanding in Bitcoin’s favor, and the breakout confirms strong structural support. Even with macro noise around tariffs and yields, the setup didn’t break—it launched.

💡 While local pullbacks are always on the table, the main trend remains bullish. If you followed the signal early, this is where smart profit-taking and risk management come into play. Stay objective, stay ready.

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