📈Education content When Panic trend over?
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This is an 📈Education content with the title When Panic trend over? and we did use the example of an Bitcoin chart.
💎Know that whales play a small role in the panic trend and the total market is the reason that makes a change into a panic trend.
Sometimes when a price goes down and dont respect like 50K trend, then users get some panic trend when the price breakdown, and we have seen this with live data. yes, the whales playing a role, but same time the market is fully are the reason for the breakdown trend, whales give only the first push.
✅Not always when there are breakdown means also that the market is going to breakdown much more, that's also the fault that the most make, when there is a breakdown, they expect more and more, until the price recovery again.
✅A breakdown trend has in some time a healthy and better trend to increase more than as it did stay at the price where it was. when users see a price breakdown, and it hit over the list price again, there will more motivation for an uptrend.
✅ It normally that the market takes some time to get out of the panic trend, when you see the market increasing slowly black from the dip point, know there is a high chance it will get again up, and that's also now what we see with BTC
💎Whales have always a goal, and when you see them wallets then you see they never sell all - it's always steps, and when you see them buying back in the long term, and working on DCA know that they are expecting a higher price.
To get the question done when panic trends are over, we should look to the slowly back trend that a chart shows after a panic trend than possible with a breakout back to the trend. it needs some time to get the trust back, and when this happens we see most of the time a background increase. Depending on TA most time the reason to make an end the increase is also a WICK trend what means huge interest by buying, which could give a signal, that whales want the respect that price action.
Have a greay day.
This is an 📈Education content with the title When Panic trend over? and we did use the example of an Bitcoin chart.
💎Know that whales play a small role in the panic trend and the total market is the reason that makes a change into a panic trend.
Sometimes when a price goes down and dont respect like 50K trend, then users get some panic trend when the price breakdown, and we have seen this with live data. yes, the whales playing a role, but same time the market is fully are the reason for the breakdown trend, whales give only the first push.
✅Not always when there are breakdown means also that the market is going to breakdown much more, that's also the fault that the most make, when there is a breakdown, they expect more and more, until the price recovery again.
✅A breakdown trend has in some time a healthy and better trend to increase more than as it did stay at the price where it was. when users see a price breakdown, and it hit over the list price again, there will more motivation for an uptrend.
✅ It normally that the market takes some time to get out of the panic trend, when you see the market increasing slowly black from the dip point, know there is a high chance it will get again up, and that's also now what we see with BTC
💎Whales have always a goal, and when you see them wallets then you see they never sell all - it's always steps, and when you see them buying back in the long term, and working on DCA know that they are expecting a higher price.
To get the question done when panic trends are over, we should look to the slowly back trend that a chart shows after a panic trend than possible with a breakout back to the trend. it needs some time to get the trust back, and when this happens we see most of the time a background increase. Depending on TA most time the reason to make an end the increase is also a WICK trend what means huge interest by buying, which could give a signal, that whales want the respect that price action.
Have a greay day.
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