Bitcoin - What just happened?
Ok I will interpret for you what happened and give you a point of view that will keep you safe. I only do longs I do not do shorts so I am waiting for it to go down so I can buy cheaper before it goes up. I believe the next leg will try to reach 15K and Bitcoin will try to retrace before it continues up. I believe BTC wants to go to $8,500 and maybe even to $7,200. In the unlikely scenario that we are done going down and to say that BTC is truly going back up, we need to look for a safe place to jump into it, so you either buy right after it breaks out of the triangle (the red resistance line) or you wait and see if it hits the red X. This will signal the first high, high and we would jump during the pullback to 61.8. The likeliest scenario is that BTC already ran out of steam after hitting the 50MA on the 4H -- which is also where my trendline is. It should start to come down now and hit the green trendline or go below it to the green x.
Another indication is that BTC on the 1D timeframe has violated an important trendline.
This is the long term view that shows that going down to $8,500.00 (50% retracement of the 2019 move ) and $7,200.00 (The 61.8 retracement of the 2019 move) would be healthy and maybe even needed. Both of these prices are marked by the green X's.
THE TREND: Going down.
THE OUTLOOK: Unsafe to buy BTC but safe to enter and buy some alts.
Be safe and follow me to stay ahead of the curve.
Another indication is that BTC on the 1D timeframe has violated an important trendline.
This is the long term view that shows that going down to $8,500.00 (50% retracement of the 2019 move ) and $7,200.00 (The 61.8 retracement of the 2019 move) would be healthy and maybe even needed. Both of these prices are marked by the green X's.
THE TREND: Going down.
THE OUTLOOK: Unsafe to buy BTC but safe to enter and buy some alts.
Be safe and follow me to stay ahead of the curve.
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