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BTC/USDT: Range-Bound Movement with Rebound Potential from Key SThe BTC/USDT market recently tested last week’s high but pulled back after encountering resistance near the 89,000 level. On the daily timeframe, the latest candle formed a doji, signaling weakening selling pressure.
The price has reached the two-week low, where underlying liquidity may trigger a bounce—especially around the psychological 80,000 level. With the market consolidating after recent sell-offs, a move toward the 85,000 area is possible. A monthly doji close is also anticipated, reflecting the broader indecision. The next upside target is the resistance zone around 84,000
"ETH/USD: Breakout Incoming? Buy Signal from Falling Wedge!"It illustrates a downward trend with a falling wedge pattern, which is a bullish reversal pattern.
Key Observations:
Falling Wedge Pattern:
The price has been trading within a downward-sloping channel.
The wedge pattern suggests a potential breakout to the upside.
Breakout Opportunity:
The price is currently near the lower boundary of the wedge, suggesting a potential buying opportunity.
A buy signal is indicated at a key support level.
Target Price:
The chart has a target zone around $2,531 – $2,562, which suggests an expected upward move.
Technical Indicators:
The price is currently around $1,815, indicating a possible bottom formation.
A bullish move from this level is expected.
Trading Idea:
Entry: Buy near the current price ($1,815).
Target: $2,531 – $2,562.
Stop-Loss: Below $1,723 for risk management.
This analysis suggests a bullish reversal with a potential breakout from the falling wedge. However, traders should confirm with volume and other indicators before entering a trade.
Chaos to Clarity: Mastering the Discipline Mindset5min read
Looking back on my journey as an investor, I can see how much my mindset shaped my path. When I first started, I was a mess—chasing every hot tip, jumping into trades without a plan, and letting my emotions call the shots. I’d feel a surge of excitement when price spiked, but the moment it dipped, I’d panic and sell, locking in losses. It was a chaotic rollercoaster, and I was losing more than I was gaining. I knew something had to change, but I wasn’t sure where to begin.
One day, I took a step back and really looked at myself. I realized the market wasn’t my biggest problem—I was. I was reacting to every little fluctuation, letting fear and greed drive my decisions. I started paying close attention to how I felt when I made trades. Was I anxious? Overconfident? I began noticing patterns. When I was stressed, I’d make impulsive moves that almost never worked out. But when I was calm and focused, my choices were better, and I’d often come out ahead. That was my first big revelation: my state of mind was the key to everything.
I decided to get serious about controlling my emotions. I started small, setting strict rules for myself. I’d only trade when I was in a good headspace—calm, clear, and ready to stick to my plan. If I felt off, I’d step away from the screen, no exceptions. It was tough at first. I’d catch myself itching to jump into a trade just because everyone else was talking about it. But I learned to pause, take a deep breath, and check in with myself. Over time, I got better at staying steady, even when the market was a whirlwind.
I also realized how much my beliefs were holding me back. I used to think I had to be in the market constantly to make money. If I wasn’t trading, I felt like I was missing out. But that mindset just led to burnout and bad calls. I started to change my thinking—I told myself it was okay to sit on the sidelines if the conditions weren’t right. I began to see that success wasn’t about being the busiest; it was about being the smartest. I focused on quality over quantity, and that shift made a huge difference. My wins started to outnumber my losses, and I felt more in control than I ever had.
One of the toughest lessons came when I stopped blaming external factors for my failures. If a trade went south, I’d point the finger at the market, the news, or even the system I was using. But deep down, I knew that wasn’t the whole truth. I had to take responsibility for my own actions. I started treating every loss as a chance to learn. What was I feeling when I made that trade? Was I following my rules, or did I let my emotions take over? By owning my mistakes, I began to grow. I became more disciplined, more aware of my own patterns, and better at sticking to what worked.
I’m not going to pretend I’m perfect now—I still make mistakes, plenty of them. At the beginning of this week, I came into trading loaded with personal problems from real life. I didn’t even pause to clear my head; I just dove straight into the charts and started opening long positions without much thought. By Friday, I realized what I’d done—I’d let my distracted, emotional state drive my decisions. So, I closed all my positions except one, cutting my losses quickly and stepping back to reassess. That’s what’s changed: I recognize those mistakes almost immediately now. I don’t hang on to them or let them spiral. I catch myself, fix the problem fast, and move on without beating myself up. That ability to pivot quickly has been a game-changer. I’m not stuck in the past anymore—I’m focused on getting better with every step.
Over time, I learned to tune out the noise and focus on what I could control. I stopped worrying about what other people were doing and started trusting my own process. I’d remind myself that investing isn’t just about the numbers—it’s about the person behind the trades. The more I worked on my mindset, the more consistent my results became. I learned to stay present, keep my emotions in check, and approach every decision with a clear head. That’s what turned me into the investor I am today—someone who’s not just chasing profits, but building a sustainable, successful approach to the markets, mistakes and all.
Bitcoin: Breaking Below $80K Soon,10% Correction on the Horizon?Hey Realistic Traders, Bitcoin is consistently hitting new lower lows. Could this signal that the bear market is here to stay? Let’s dive in.......
On the H4 chart, Bitcoin is clearly in a bearish phase. It consistently trades below both the trendline and the EMA 200, reinforcing the downtrend. Additionally, a rising wedge pattern has formed and broken out, and the MACD has shown a bearish crossover. This crossover is a key indicator, signaling that momentum is shifting from buyers to sellers.
Together, these signals suggest that Bitcoin may drop toward our first target at 79,081. After reaching this level, a short pullback is expected as traders take profits before the price continues its descent toward a new low at 73,633.
This outlook remains valid as long as the price moves below the stop-loss level at 89,557
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Disclaimer: "Please note that this analysis is solely for educational purposes and should not be considered a recommendation to take a long or short position on Bitcoin.
HPOS10IUSDT.P : Bullish Setup Brewing (Daily Chart)Timeframe: Daily
Analysis:
MLR Nearing SMA: The MLR (blue) is below but approaching the SMA (pink), hinting at a potential bullish crossover.
MLR > BB Center: MLR exceeds the Bollinger Bands Center Line (orange), signaling growing bullish momentum.
PSAR: PSAR dots (black) are below the price, supporting an uptrend.
No SMA 200: SMA 200 unavailable - proceed with caution.
Trade Idea:
Entry: Consider a long position at the daily close.
Stop Loss: Place SL at yesterday’s PSAR level to limit downside risk.
Follow Me: Follow me for exit or profit-taking opportunities.
Outlook: MLR is poised to take SMA, which could confirm a bullish surge alongside PSAR and BB support. Stay vigilant for the crossover or reversal signals.
Risk Warning: Not financial advice, trade at your own risk.
DEEPUSDT.P | Bullish Setup Brewing (Daily Chart)Timeframe: Daily
Analysis:
MLR Nearing SMA: The MLR (blue) is below but approaching the SMA (pink), hinting at a potential bullish crossover.
MLR > BB Center: MLR exceeds the Bollinger Bands Center Line (orange), signaling growing bullish momentum.
PSAR: PSAR dots (black) are below the price, supporting an uptrend.
No SMA 200: SMA 200 unavailable - proceed with caution.
Trade Idea:
Entry: Consider a long position at the daily close.
Stop Loss: Place SL at yesterday’s PSAR level to limit downside risk.
Follow Me: Follow me for exit or profit-taking opportunities.
Outlook: MLR is poised to take SMA, which could confirm a bullish surge alongside PSAR and BB support. Stay vigilant for the crossover or reversal signals.
Risk Warning: Not financial advice, trade at your own risk.
Long Entry Signal for DGB/USDT DigiByteMLR Nearing SMA: The MLR (blue) is below but approaching the SMA (pink), hinting at a potential bullish crossover.
MLR > BB Center: MLR exceeds the Bollinger Bands Center Line (orange), signaling growing bullish momentum.
PSAR: PSAR dots (black) are below the price, supporting an uptrend.
Price > SMA 200: Price is above the 200-period SMA (red), indicating long-term bullish strength
Trade Idea:
Entry: Consider a long position at the daily close.
Stop Loss: Place SL at yesterday’s PSAR level to limit downside risk.
Follow Me: Follow me for exit or profit-taking opportunities.
Outlook: MLR is poised to take SMA, which could confirm a bullish surge alongside PSAR and BB support. Stay vigilant for the crossover or reversal signals.
Risk Warning: Not financial advice, trade at your own risk.
FARTCOIN Long Entry Signal for FARTCOIN / USDT 3Day Time FrameTicker: FARTCOINUSDT
Timeframe: 3D
Analysis:
MLR > SMA: The MLR (blue) is above the SMA (pink), signaling a bullish trend.
MLR > BB Center: MLR exceeds the Bollinger Bands Center Line (orange), showing strong bullish momentum.
PSAR: PSAR dots (black) are below the price, reinforcing the uptrend.
Price > SMA 21: Price is above the 21-period SMA (GREEN), indicating mid to long-term bullish strength for the 3Day time frame.
Trade Idea:
Entry: Consider a long position at this bar close.
Stop Loss: Place SL at the last PSAR level to limit downside risk.
Follow Me: Follow me for exit or profit-taking opportunities.
Outlook: All indicators align for a bullish move. Stay alert for reversal signals or trend shifts.
Risk Warning: Not financial advice, trade at your own risk
BTCUSD: Such consolidations end up very well for Bitcoin.Bitcoin just turned bearish again on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 44.578, MACD = -918.200, ADX = 29.021) and with 1W still neutral, we are again on strong long term buy levels. Today's chart is yet another illustration of the market dynamics and the similarities with the previous Cycle. The market is well on its way towards the 1.618 Fibonacci extension target, which now translates to $175,000. Unless the 1W MA50 support breaks, BTC is a buy opportunity on every pullback.
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XRPUSD: The 5 year Channel Up is targeting 6.500XRP is neutral on its 1W technical outlook (RSI = 53.399, MACD = 0.310, ADX = 41.023) as since the Jan 13th High, the uptrend took a pause and turned into a sideways consolidation. As long as the 1W MA50 is intact, the Bull Cycle will be supported and since the dominant pattern is a 5 year Channel Up, we are on the latest bullish wave. As a matter of fact we have technically entered the last year of the bullish wave, which is so far identical to the March 2020 - April 2021 wave (also on RSI count). The market is currently (March 2025) on a consolidation much like March 2021. We estimate a similar +1,648% rise (TP = 6.500).
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TON/USDT: Bullish Continuation Builds Above Key Breakout ZoneThe TON/USDT market is maintaining its upward momentum after breaking out of a consolidation phase, currently testing the psychological level of 4.00. Although a pullback toward the support level and upward trendline remains possible, the breakout and close above the consolidation zone suggests that this area may now act as support.
On the daily timeframe, a bullish engulfing candle has formed, reinforcing the presence of strong buying pressure. If the market retests and holds above the breakout zone, further upside is likely. The next key target is the resistance zone around 4.40, with potential to extend toward the 4.50–4.80 range
ALTSEASON: Is it really just around the corner?The Crypto Total Market Cap (excluding the Top 10) seems to agree. And it's simply because the price has already broken past the Cycle's Triangle and despite the correction, remains supported on the HL bottom trendline. According to the 1W CCI we are currently well in line with the previous two Cycles and even though the market is unlikely to reproduce the strong returns of especially the first Cycle, it does suggest that there is one last (All Time) High left. A mere 1.382 Fibonacci extension test, will give us the much sought 1 Trillion USD target.
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BTCUSD: What if it's just a Channel Up to $175k?Bitcoin remains neutral on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 51.175, MACD = -714.800, ADX = 31.665) as it is stuck between the 1D MA50 and 1D MA200 but it's the wider timeframes that are particularly critical right now and more specifically the 1W, which is causing the current rebound on the 1W MA50. We can argue that the pattern since the Dec 2017 Top is a Channel Up, even though the last Bear Cycle bottom didn't make exact contact with its bottom.
We can equally however assume that the new Cycle High won't make direct contact with the Channel's Top either. And that's also backed up technically by the Fibonacci levels of the previous Cycle, which saw BTC making a Top just over the 1.618 Fib extension. Consequently we can assume the new Top to hit at least $175,000 (Fib 1.618 currently). The bullish wave is also a direct Channel Up since the November 2022 bottom after all. Even on the previous Cycle, if we exclude the COVID crash price distortion, the bullish wave was a Channel Up as well.
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