We need to see if we can climb along the uptrend line (6). If it falls at 18719.11, it is a short-term Stop Loss.
If you are having trouble checking the current situation, you can get help in judging by combining what the various indicators show.
However, even if all indicators say rising or falling, if the price moves in the opposite direction, you must trade in the direction the price moves.
The most basic indicators to look at in order to confirm the trend are the Heikin Ashi body candle and MS-Signal line. This metric is also lagging behind price and volume. Therefore, it is best to interpret it as the closing price.
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(Coinbase BTCUSD 1D chart) We have to see if we can climb along the uptrend line (5). If it falls from 18721.93, it is a short-term Stop Loss.
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(OKEX BTCUSDT 1D chart) We have to see if we can climb along the uptrend line (5). If it falls from 18688.8, it is a short-term Stop Loss.
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(BTC Dominance 1D Chart) We have to see if we can get resistance at 63.38 and move down.
If it goes up, you need to make sure you get resistance at the uptrend line (5).
If BTC price surges or plunges, BTC dominance often rises.
And, when BTC price rises, altcoins' prices sometimes rise. Even in this case, there are times when BTC dominance rises.
I think that the above movement should not occur at 63.38 and 67.44, which are considered important among the BTC dominance points. I think that the price of altcoins rises only when they fall unconditionally. If not, I think altcoins will fall unconditionally. (Excluding circulation pumping of some coins.)
The 63.38 and 67.44 points seem to be the points of volatility.
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(USDT Dominance 1D Chart) We'll have to see if it can decline in the 3.285-3.374 range.
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