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(ETHBTC 1W Chart) The question is whether it can find support at 0.072484 and move up along the uptrend line.
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(ETHUSDT 1D chart) To turn into an uptrend, the price needs to stay above the HA-Low line and the MS-Signal indicator.
In this sense, the interval 1274.63-1340.12 has an important meaning.
If it fails to find support at 1196.81 and falls, it should check for support near 1128.53.
If it doesn't, it's likely to fall around 924.52-995.13.
In any case, the 924.52-1196.81 section is the section that determines the trend, so if it is supported and rises within this section, it is likely to show an uptrend.
Therefore, if it shows resistance at 924.52, a stop loss is required.
As you can see from the ETHBTC chart, ETH still has a lot of upside potential.
So, if you have upside power, I think the current downturn is opening up another opportunity.
Whether or not you can get this opportunity, I think it depends on the percentage of cash you currently have and the profit/loss ratio of the coins (tokens) you already have.
In any case, you need to trade with a trading strategy that suits you in order to successfully complete the trade.
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