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BITCOIN will find support above $57k & Rally To $90k In 2025.I thought I would look at BITCOIN as I've been doing my Plan Your Trade videos. I don't follow BITCOIN much - but the skills I teach related to price channels, Fibonacci Price Theory, Anchor Bars, Fibonacci Retracement/Extension, and others can be easily applied to any chart. So, I created this video to share with you how I look at opportunities and pertinent price formations. First, I see a FLAG formation that is nearly complete. Second, I see a 100% measured move that has prompted the stalling price action (the FLAG). Third, I see multiple price channels leading to a robust possibility for a rally phase in BITCOIN later this year and into 2025. Lastly, I paired my analysis of BITCOIN with my expectations for the US Indexes. Thus, if I were expecting a broad market collapse over the next 6 to 12+ months, I would bias my decision-making towards the downside as asset declines typically result in all assets moving downward for a brief period. Watch this video and let me know what you think. I've laid out an A (bullish) vs. B (bearish) scenario for everyone and highlighted key levels of support/resistance for traders. At this point, I believe the strongest outcome for BITCOIN is a bullish rally targeting $90k+
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by BradMatheny
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Are Bitcoin And ALTcoin Friends In Summer Consolidation?Since 2018 Bitcoin and other cryptos were mostly consolidating through summer before they eventually broke out, in September or October. If we take a look at BTCUSD chart from Elliott wave perspective, we can see it unfolding a five-wave bullish cycle. Notice that final subwave V can be still missing, so after current wave IV correction that can take even more time through the summer, watch out for a bullish resumption within wave V.
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by ew-forecast
ALTcoin Market Has An Incomplete Impulsive CycleIf we take a look at ALTcoin market cap with ticker OTHERS, which excludes top 10 cryptocurrencies, we can see it retesting April lows due to lower ALTcoin dominance. But, the wave structure looks corrective, so it’s clearly in a higher degree wave 4 correction. Ideal support comes around 38,2% Fibonacci retracement and base channel resistance line, so around 200B area or slightly lower, from where we will expect a bullish continuation for wave 5.
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by ew-forecast
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Crypto Market Update: It's Eyeing March HighsWe talked about Crypto market on May 21, where we mentioned and highlighted an ongoing five-wave bullish cycle within wave (5). After recent sideways consolidation, which looks like a bullish triangle pattern in wave 4, seems like it's now headed towards March highs for wave 5 of (5) at least up to 2.7T - 2.8T area. Any stronger extension higher towards 3.0T all-time highs area would be signal for an extended wave (5) or alternatively wave (3).
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by ew-forecast
ADA TM : 1hHello traders. I hope you doing well. These areas are based on my personal strategy and I will share it with you. Open a sell position on the supply area or open a buy position on the demand area. Your entry point, stop loss, and target point are based on money management and the amount of money in your trading account. But I promise you that by trading in the areas of my trading strategy, you will definitely make a profit, because these areas, although they seem simple, are my experience of 8 years of learning and trading. I hope you will achieve maximum continuous profit with me by using supply and demand areas. Good luck traders. Mohammad Goodarzi
by itsbluemorpho
Near Protocol: Bullish Breakout or Bearish Signal? Near Protocol: Bullish Breakout or Bearish Signal? A Potential 37% Downturn Near Protocol (NEAR) has been a beacon of relative stability in the volatile cryptocurrency market of 2024. While other altcoins have plunged, NEAR has managed to hold its ground. However, a recent price movement has some analysts sounding the alarm, suggesting a potential 37% crash on the horizon. Wedge Pattern and the Analyst's Call In early May, NEAR formed a technical chart pattern known as a "wedge." This pattern is characterized by price fluctuations confined within a narrowing range, with trendlines converging towards a point. While breakouts from wedges can signal either bullish or bearish continuations, the specific characteristics of NEAR's breakout have a crypto analyst predicting a significant downturn. The analyst argues that the way NEAR broke out of the wedge is a bearish indicator. They believe the price may experience a period of consolidation around its current level ($7.30 as of May 31, 2024) before an "impulsive" downward movement. This movement could initially see the price drop by 8% to $6.78, followed by further declines to $6.00 and a potential bottom around $4.60. If this scenario plays out, NEAR would experience a total decline of 37%. Metrics Supporting the Downturn Theory The analyst's prediction finds some support in recent developments surrounding NEAR's market metrics. After a strong start to 2024, NEAR has seen a decline in price over the past month. This price drop coincides with a notable decrease in daily trading volume, suggesting a potential weakening of investor interest. While NEAR has outperformed many other altcoins, the overall bearish sentiment in the cryptocurrency market could also play a role in its future price movement. A broader market downturn could drag NEAR down even if its project fundamentals remain strong. Understanding Wedge Patterns and Analyst Predictions It's important to remember that technical analysis, including wedge patterns, is not an exact science. Past performance is not always indicative of future results. While the analyst's prediction offers a bearish perspective, it's just one voice in a crowded space. Here are some additional factors to consider: • Positive News and Developments: News about partnerships, project developments, or upcoming upgrades could trigger renewed investor interest and push the price upwards. • Market Sentiment Shift: A broader shift in market sentiment towards optimism could buoy NEAR's price regardless of the technical indicators. • Unforeseen Events: Unexpected events, both positive and negative, can significantly impact the cryptocurrency market. Investor Takeaway: Research and Diversification The potential for a 37% decline in NEAR price should be a wake-up call for investors. It underscores the inherent volatility of the cryptocurrency market. Investors should thoroughly research NEAR's project fundamentals, roadmap, and broader market outlook before making any investment decisions. Diversification is also crucial. Spreading investments across various cryptocurrencies and asset classes can help mitigate risk. Conclusion Near Protocol's recent breakout from a wedge pattern has sparked debate among analysts. While some see a potential 37% crash on the horizon, others remain cautiously optimistic. Ultimately, the future price movement of NEAR will depend on a combination of technical factors, project developments, and broader market sentiment. Investors should carefully consider all available information before entering or exiting any NEAR positions.
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by bryandowningqln
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Divergence - asset price directionDivergence is the discrepancy between the direction of an asset's price and the readings of an indicator. There are three types of divergences: classical, extended, and hidden. The first two can be used to gauge market sentiment and to trade in the opposite direction. Hidden divergence, however, is more significant and can serve as a powerful supplementary factor in determining the price direction and opening positions. The use of extended divergence is not necessary, as it rarely occurs and forms at equal highs or lows. In such cases, an indicator is not needed to gauge market sentiment; the chart itself will suffice. Classical Divergence Classical divergence indicates a potential trend reversal or the beginning of a correction. Bullish classical divergence is identified when a lower low (LL) forms on the chart while a higher low (HL) appears on the indicator. The masses buy when classical bullish divergence appears, anticipating significant growth. An upward price movement may begin, but after short-term liquidity for buying is exhausted and the price rebalances, a reversal will occur, and the decline will continue. Long positions opened during the correction will become unprofitable. In a bear market, classical bullish divergence typically appears before the start of a correction. Bearish classical divergence is identified when a higher high (HH) forms on the chart while a lower high (LH) appears on the indicator. The masses sell when classical bearish divergence appears, expecting a significant decline. A downward price movement may begin, but after short-term liquidity for selling is exhausted and the price rebalances, a reversal will occur, and the growth will continue. Short positions opened during the correction will become unprofitable. In a bull market, classical bearish divergence typically appears before the start of a correction. The formation of multiple divergences is common. The masses will seize every opportunity to open their positions, leading to unprofitable outcomes. The number of divergences before the start of a correction is not limited. It is recommended to wait for the price to react after reaching the resistance zone. In the example above, the correction began after partially filling the imbalance on the 1D timeframe within the imbalance on the 1W timeframe. Hidden Divergence Hidden divergence serves as a confirmation of trend continuation. Bullish hidden divergence is identified when a higher low (HL) forms on the chart and a lower low (LL) appears on the indicator. In an uptrend, hidden bullish divergence may form before the continuation of growth, acting as a strong supplementary factor in determining the future price direction and considering positions. Bearish hidden divergence is identified when a lower high (LH) forms on the chart and a higher high (HH) appears on the indicator. In a downtrend, hidden bearish divergence may form before the continuation of the decline, acting as a strong supplementary factor in determining the future price direction and considering positions. Notes - The RSI (Relative Strength Index) indicator is used to identify divergences. - RSI is plotted without considering candle shadows. - Divergence should be viewed as an additional factor to your analysis, not a standalone tool. - Divergence below the chart will always be bullish, while divergence above the chart will always be bearish.
Education
by truepersonal