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(BTCUSDT 1W chart) We must see if it can rise above the 45135.66 point by ascending along the uptrend line (2).
The 28923.63 point is a strong support point. So, if it falls, we need to see if it gets support in the 28923.63-32259.90 range.
(1D chart) We need to see if we can move sideways on the 32974.79-40586.96 section. In particular, it remains to be seen if it can rise along the uptrend line (2).
If it falls, we need to make sure it is supported in the 37252.01-38150.02 range.
In order to turn into an uptrend, it must be supported by rising at least 41950.0 points.
The next volatility period is around June 1.
In the big frame, it is the section 32947.79-48199.13, which is a sideways section. Therefore, I think the downtrend is still going on before it rises above the 48199.13-50736.52 section.
The 1st resistance section is 40586.96-41950.0 section. The secondary resistance section is 45135.66-47153.69.
If it falls without breaking the 45135.66-47153.69 section, it is expected to lead to a decline from a rebound in the downtrend.
The expected downtrend is expected to touch the 25362.63-27079.41 interval, falling from the critical point 28923.63. Therefore, careful trading is necessary.
It is important to rise along the uptrend line (2), as the difference between the uptrend line (2) and below is felt.
(BTCUSDTPERP 1h chart) (UTC) Check the movement before and after the time indicated on the chart.
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(XBTUSD 1W chart) It remains to be seen if it can rise above the 45211.0 point by ascending along the uptrend line (2).
The 33101.0 point is a strong support point. If it falls, you need to make sure you get support at 27650.0-33101.0.
(1D chart) We need to see if it moves sideways in the 32986.0-40600.0 section. In particular, it remains to be seen if it can rise along the uptrend line (2).
If it falls, you need to make sure you get support at 37301.0-38225.0.
In order to turn to an uptrend, it must be supported by rising at least 42084.0 points. Accordingly, it is expected to move sideways at the maximum of 32986.0-48214.0.
It matters whether you can move sideways between 40600.0-48214.0 and if you can move up along the uptrend line (2).
The next volatility period is around June 1.
(1h chart) (UTC) Check the movement before and after the time indicated on the chart.
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(BTC Dominance (BTC.D) 1W chart) You should watch for any movement that deviates from 43.17-48.81.
(1D chart) We have to see if we can get resistance at 43.17 and move downwards.
If BTC dominance is below 50, altcoins' prices are expected to show rapid resilience.
Altcoins' movement is good enough to say that altcoins are leading the market this year. Accordingly, we need to look at the movement of major coins.
On the BTC Dominance chart, the next volatility period is around June 6.
(USDT Dominance (USDT.D) 1W chart) Touched near point 5.003, which was previously marked as a strange sign. It remains to be seen if it can fall below the important section of 3.374-4.158.
(1D chart) In order to continue the upward trend of the coin market, we need to see if it can fall below the 3.374 point.
It remains to be seen if the volatility around May 27th (May 26-28) falls from 3.374-3.460.
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(USDT 1D chart) I think that the gap rise is a sign of funding into the coin market. Conversely, I think that the gap fall is a sign of the draining of funds from the coin market.
It remains to be seen if the continuing gap increases can continue in the future.
If there is a continuous gap fall, it means that funds will be drained from the coin market, so careful trading is necessary.
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It is advisable to trade at your average unit price. This is because if the price flows below your average unit price, which was on an uptrend or downtrend, there is a high possibility that you will not be able to earn a large profit due to the psychological burden.
The center of every trade starts with the average unit price you start trading. If you ignore this, you may be trading in the wrong direction.
Therefore, it is important to find a way to lower the average unit price and adjust the proportion of the investment, so that the money that ultimately corresponds to the profit can regenerate the profit.
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