Holding ATH backed up by an inverted adamn & eve pattern
Morning friends,
There was a post last night with the first bullish setup idea, and now I'll follow up with BTC printing ATH backed by an inverted adamn & even pattern.
Maybe it holds the retest of the breakout, maybe we stay within the $50k to $60k range for a while until around after halving, then printing a new ATH once again and reaching levels between $95k and $105k.
Even though if it breaks the $100k it ain't gonna stop there. Just like when it broke $10k for the first time.
Lets find out.
Trade thirsty!
There was a post last night with the first bullish setup idea, and now I'll follow up with BTC printing ATH backed by an inverted adamn & even pattern.
Maybe it holds the retest of the breakout, maybe we stay within the $50k to $60k range for a while until around after halving, then printing a new ATH once again and reaching levels between $95k and $105k.
Even though if it breaks the $100k it ain't gonna stop there. Just like when it broke $10k for the first time.
Lets find out.
Trade thirsty!
Note
Update regarding this possible Long on BTC breaking ATH once again. Keep an eye on it.Note
The market wants up!!!Note
As much as this Bull Pennant could play out, it could not. But I am watching this closely.
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Honestly, if it would have dropped all the way to the trend line, maybe gone below it and stop hunted some people I would be happier now. I do not like when BTC ignores trend lines cause it usually fakes up and comes back down.
There was almost NO liquidations during this drop. But it is following a bullish trend like I said before and the pennant is still active and looking good. Im just a little hesitant, cause when BTC looks too bullish it's bad news.
Trade thirsty my friends
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