I'd say Bitcoin's momentum is neutral.
However, on smaller timeframes we can see that a buying power is trying to push Bitcoin above 7100.
From a technical point of view we have a first resistance around 7100
If we break the 7100, the EMA 100 located around 7500 + simbolic level will surely be a place where the bears will be located.
I think it will take two more tries before Bitcoin can break the 7500 and then go get the 9000 where a lot of sellers can be there
So I'll stay buyer as long as we stay above the monthly pivot point of 6700.
For daytraders an excellent scenario would be a break from the 7200 and then a return to the 7100.
For swingers an excellent opportunity was to take position around 6700
A second chance could be a stabilization around the 7000 and a break of the 7100,
the stop loss should be around 6850 and a TP1 8000 (Risk reward not really interesting) but with a good trend follower everything is possible.
In the selling senario a stabilization in the lower part of the bollinger band and below the "monthly and weekly" pivot points would be a good sign to sell.
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However, on smaller timeframes we can see that a buying power is trying to push Bitcoin above 7100.
From a technical point of view we have a first resistance around 7100
If we break the 7100, the EMA 100 located around 7500 + simbolic level will surely be a place where the bears will be located.
I think it will take two more tries before Bitcoin can break the 7500 and then go get the 9000 where a lot of sellers can be there
So I'll stay buyer as long as we stay above the monthly pivot point of 6700.
For daytraders an excellent scenario would be a break from the 7200 and then a return to the 7100.
For swingers an excellent opportunity was to take position around 6700
A second chance could be a stabilization around the 7000 and a break of the 7100,
the stop loss should be around 6850 and a TP1 8000 (Risk reward not really interesting) but with a good trend follower everything is possible.
In the selling senario a stabilization in the lower part of the bollinger band and below the "monthly and weekly" pivot points would be a good sign to sell.
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Note
Bitcoin UpdateDaytrading below 7080 - 7050, or rebounds on levels such as 7100-7120
Support - 6900 WPP, 7000 symbolic level
Resistance - 7250, 7300, 7352 WR1
BTC week target - 7500
Note
Today it will be really complicateImportant to stay above 6900 WPP
volatily increases on BTC - need to adapt your SL
SwingTrading - SL to BE (6700)
DayTrading - the best would be a return to 7000 and 6950 retest.
Sometimes, No Trade is the Best Trade
Note
Support - 6820, 6700Weekly Pivot Point (WPP) - 6900
Resistance - 7000, 7100, 7250
Balance level - 6985
Yesterday was a game of ping pong, very difficult to manage.
daytrading - around 6950 would be perfect
Note
daytrading - buying below 7100 or 7000 If BTC misses its attempt to break the 7200 then it can go back to the 7000.
wingtrading - still in position from 6700 (13/04)
I think Bitcoin can consolidate around 7150 for several days.
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Note
7200 is the major resistance for any kind of strategy.If we break 7283 then 7700 would be the next major resistance.
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Well, remember, the path is simple, it's us who are complicated.
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