Bitcoin
Long

BTC/USD 4H CHART PATTERN

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I see you've uploaded a set of images from TradingView showing a Bitcoin price chart with highlighted zones and trading strategies (entry, take profit, stop loss). Let me provide an overview and some insights on what these charts represent:


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Key Observations:

✅ Chart Structure

Timeframe: 4-hour candlestick chart of Bitcoin/USD.

Main Zones:

Support (Stoploss area): ~103,183.21 USD

Entry zone: ~104,690-105,000 USD

Take Profit area: ~112,234.84 USD

Resistance zone: Shown in the thick red horizontal line.



✅ Indicators & Visual Elements

Ichimoku Cloud: Visible in the background, suggesting areas of dynamic support/resistance and trend direction.

Horizontal resistance & support: Red and yellow lines indicate crucial price levels tested multiple times.

Green arrows: Suggest a potential bullish scenario towards the Take Profit zone.



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Potential Trading Plan as illustrated
📈 Entry: Around the red horizontal zone (approx. 105,000 USD).
🎯 Take Profit: Around 112,234.84 USD (highlighted in grey/blue zone).
🛑 Stoploss: Around 103,183.21 USD.
📈 Risk/Reward: The green arrow's height compared to the red stoploss area suggests a favorable risk/reward setup (approx. 1:3).


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Technical Patterns

The highlighted area of accumulation (red zone) hints at a strong historical support level.

The pullback and subsequent bullish arrows suggest a possible breakout from this consolidation range.

The Ichimoku cloud hints at a possible breakout opportunity if the price stays above the cloud.



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If you'd like:
✅ I can help you calculate the exact risk/reward ratio.
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