Hi guys. BTC is struggling with a strong resistance which is the 200 EMA in 2h chart. The question is what is the next move? looking at the 2h chart, the answer is that there is another drop possibility just like what was happen several times before in the past 20 days. However, before judging, let's have a look on a bigger picture. In the following chart you can see the weekly chart which presents that BTC is on a strong support of 100 EMA. Paying more attention, you can see the doji which is forming in this week (we need to wait one more day to be sure) which indicates that BTC doesn't want to go lower at least for a while from now.

On the other hand, you can see a cross in the 2h chart which is another sign of coming up-trend. So, I think that the break-out of the current resistance is possible this time and the possible movement is depicted in the chart. The final target is 8k which is a bit higher than present weekly 50 EMA. We do need a strong candle to break out the resistance of 7200 (200 EMA) which will confirm the up-trend and, in this case, the pullback will be a good entry point. The stop-loss can be set below 7100 which is a bit higher than current weekly 50 EMA.
Always do your own research before trading my ideas!
Good Luck!!
On the other hand, you can see a cross in the 2h chart which is another sign of coming up-trend. So, I think that the break-out of the current resistance is possible this time and the possible movement is depicted in the chart. The final target is 8k which is a bit higher than present weekly 50 EMA. We do need a strong candle to break out the resistance of 7200 (200 EMA) which will confirm the up-trend and, in this case, the pullback will be a good entry point. The stop-loss can be set below 7100 which is a bit higher than current weekly 50 EMA.
Always do your own research before trading my ideas!
Good Luck!!
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