Bitcoin is back underneath these two intersecting bearish trendlines.
I have laid out two potential paths Bitcoin could take to play this out.
When an asset in crypto goes only up for so long, it leaves behind a trail of leveraged liquidity in the form of stop losses. These wide open gaps filled with long stop losses, is the fuel that would make such a move possible. In other words, the sell orders are already in the chart in order to make this possible.
Personally, I expect this to happen.
DXY is showing a major breakdown and bearish retest at the moment - with a falling dollar over the next 2-3 years, that translates to a true bull market for Bitcoin and related assets.
The market has a very small time window to recollect all of the long position liquidity in the chart, which is in the billions.
See my previous posts to see confluences, liquidity mapping, etc.
Happy trading and I will be trading this myself.
I have laid out two potential paths Bitcoin could take to play this out.
When an asset in crypto goes only up for so long, it leaves behind a trail of leveraged liquidity in the form of stop losses. These wide open gaps filled with long stop losses, is the fuel that would make such a move possible. In other words, the sell orders are already in the chart in order to make this possible.
Personally, I expect this to happen.
DXY is showing a major breakdown and bearish retest at the moment - with a falling dollar over the next 2-3 years, that translates to a true bull market for Bitcoin and related assets.
The market has a very small time window to recollect all of the long position liquidity in the chart, which is in the billions.
See my previous posts to see confluences, liquidity mapping, etc.
Happy trading and I will be trading this myself.
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