After the time shown on the chart, you need to see if you can get support above the 10968.0 point and above the uptrend line (5).
If it rises along the uptrend line (5), it is expected to break through the uptrend line (4) in the near future.
If you rise above the uptrend line (4), you need to make sure you get support above 11516.5. It is good to go up along the uptrend line (4), but since there is a possibility that it will fall due to the fact that you are trying to sell, it is better to rise above 11516.5 points to continue the upward trend.
(1D chart) We will see if it can rise to the 11072.0-11244.0 range or more around September 22nd (September 21-23). It is believed that volatility is likely to occur until around September 30 (September 29-October 1), when the downtrend line (7) is likely to be touched. Therefore, I think careful trading is necessary.
If it falls below the 10591.5 point, I think it is necessary to trade to preserve the profit and loss. In addition, if it rises above 12308.5 points, I think that minimal split trading is necessary to preserve profit and loss.
(USDT 1D chart) After a huge gap increase on August 31st, the upward trend continues to this day. You can see that the slope of the uptrend has changed once. We will see what changes will happen in the future.
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(USDT Dominance 1h Chart) It is rising above the downtrend line (1). You need to see if you can quickly fall below the downtrend line (1). You should also watch to see if it deviates from the 4.468-4.613 interval after the time indicated on the chart. If it falls to the 56.740-58.020 range, the coin market is expected to show a new trend.
(BTC Dominance 1D Chart) We need to see if we get resistance at the downtrend line (1) and move down If it rises above the downtrend line (1) and rises toward the 63.380 point, the coin market is expected to be in a downtrend.
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