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BTC's Bull-Bear Cycles: A 14-Year Historical PerspectiveSince Bitcoin's inception, the crypto market has experienced four major bull-bear cycles that have defined its trajectory over the last 14 years. This chart provides a detailed analysis of these historical trends, emphasizing the diminishing returns observed during each bull cycle: 2013 Bull Cycle: Bitcoin surged an astonishing 22,700%, marking its first major bull run and firmly establishing itself as the pioneer of the crypto market. 2017 Bull Cycle: The rally reached a 9,879% increase, a substantial gain but less aggressive compared to the earlier cycle. 2021 Bull Cycle: Bitcoin rose 1,614%, signaling further moderation in returns as the market matured. 2024 Market: The ongoing market surge reflects a 571% increase from its bottom, showcasing the continuation of the trend toward diminishing bull cycle returns. To further contextualize these cycles, we have incorporated a 100-bar RSI indicator on the 3D timeframe, which highlights a consistent pattern of lower highs over Bitcoin's 14-year history. This RSI trend provides critical insights into the market's long-term momentum and strength. While the numbers have slightly shifted since our previous April 2024 analysis, this updated chart reaffirms the broader trend of diminishing returns and evolving market dynamics. Traders and investors are encouraged to consider these historical patterns when evaluating their strategies in the current cycle. What do you think about these insights? Your feedback and ideas are welcome!
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by ama-Beeps
Bitcoin at a Crossroads: Will It Rebound or Dive Deeper?Hello Intrepid Traders, Here is my analysis of the current 1-Day Bitcoin Chart Descending Resistance Trendline on RSI: The RSI still shows a clear descending resistance line. This reflects weakening momentum during each rally. If the RSI breaks above this trendline, it would be a leading indicator of a potential bullish breakout in price. Price Levels: The price is hovering near the first green support zone (~$93,000). This area aligns with horizontal support and could see short-term buying interest. If this zone is broken, the price could fall to the lower green zone (~$77,000-$80,000), where strong historical support lies. EMA Levels: The green EMA (50-day) is just below the current price and acts as dynamic support. Losing this EMA would confirm bearish momentum and increase the likelihood of further downside. The red EMA (200-day) near the lower support zone (~$80,000) offers long-term dynamic support. Bullish Scenario: A breakout above the descending resistance on RSI and the descending price trendline would indicate a reversal of the current downtrend. The immediate resistance for such a breakout would be around $100,000. Bearish Scenario: A confirmed breakdown below $93,000 could trigger a move to the $77,000-$80,000 zone. The lack of RSI recovery and a continued downtrend would suggest prolonged selling pressure. Momentum: RSI is near neutral but leaning bearish. Without a breakout, momentum remains weak, increasing the risk of further declines. Bitcoin is at a pivotal point. If the descending resistance trendline on RSI is broken, a bullish move to retest $100,000 is possible. However, failure to hold the $93,000 support and a continued RSI rejection may lead to a deeper correction toward $77,000-$80,000. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer The information provided herein is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency trading involves significant risk and may result in substantial or complete loss of your investment. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Before engaging in trading or investing in cryptocurrencies, you should carefully evaluate your financial objectives, experience, and risk tolerance. It is strongly advised to consult with a qualified financial advisor or professional before making any investment decisions. The content provided does not constitute a recommendation, endorsement, or solicitation to buy, sell, or hold any cryptocurrency or related financial instruments. Market conditions can be highly volatile, and prices can fluctuate dramatically due to factors such as market sentiment, regulatory developments, or unforeseen events. You are solely responsible for your trading or investment decisions, and you assume full risk for any financial losses incurred. We are not liable for any direct or indirect damages arising from your use of this information or participation in cryptocurrency trading activities. By accessing or using this information, you acknowledge and accept this disclaimer in its entirety. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Leave your question and or comments, I'd love to hear from you. More power to all your trades, my friends! Intrepid Trader
COINBASE:BTCUSDShort
by RSibayan
BTC UPDATE Observations: Trendlines and Channels: Price is trading within a descending wedge or falling channel, shown by the green lines. This pattern is generally considered bullish, with a potential breakout to the upside. A previous rising channel (black lines) was broken to the downside, indicating the current bearish correction phase. Key Levels: The $85,000 level is marked as an invalidation level, meaning a close below this would further confirm bearish momentum. $98,584 is marked as a key resistance level, which could act as the first upside target in case of a bullish breakout. Below, the $68,341-$68,417 zone aligns with a potential demand/FVG (Fair Value Gap) area, serving as a major support level. Indicators: RSI (Relative Strength Index): The RSI is in a neutral range but recently bounced from a lower level, signaling potential for a short-term rebound. No significant divergence is visible at this point. Support and Resistance: Immediate support lies near the lower green trendline, around $92,000.(Crucial Area) Resistance aligns with the upper green trendline and the $98,000-$100,000 zone. Potential Scenarios: Bullish Case: A breakout above the upper green trendline could signal a move toward $98,584, followed by psychological resistance at $100,000. If the $100,000 level is reclaimed, the next major target could be $112,000 or the upper black trendline. Bearish Case: A breakdown below $85,000 invalidates the bullish structure, potentially targeting the $68,417-$68,341 zone as the next significant support. Further downside could see BTC retesting $54,000, though this is less likely unless a broader bearish sentiment takes over. Targets: Upside: $98,584 (short-term resistance) $100,000 (psychological barrier) $112,000 (higher resistance from previous swing highs) Downside: $85,000 (invalidation level) $68,341-$68,417 (major demand zone) $54,000 (long-term support) Recommendation: Monitor price action near the green trendlines for a breakout or breakdown confirmation. Look for volume and candlestick patterns to confirm the next directional move. Use RSI and additional indicators (e.g., moving averages) to validate entry/exit points.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by Qaniacrypto
Buying Bitcoin With the bearish push on Bitcoin, price had hit a key liquidity/support level I've been eyeing on the Daily chart, around $53,550. Price then printed a bullish engulfing candle, which triggered my buy signal. This is where more capital was invested with this market sell off. If price continue to make lower lows, I'll continue with this method on waiting for a bullish engulfing candle pattern to begin DCA as we push down. You don't want to catch falling knives, wait for the knife to hit the ground, then pick it up by it's handle. Happy Investing!
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by primetimesosa
$BTC/USD We'll need some Bulls to step up here...I'm seeing this Green Daily candle push it's way up and out of the "Demand Zone", while running into some expected resistance from a recent downtrend line (Red), a couple High Volume Shelves, and some Fib levels that coincided with recent price action & short-term reversals (Within the Red Circle or Elipse, and Horizontal shaded Rectangle slightly above)... What do you think... Will we follow the Blue Arrow to the upside? Or does it need some more "Timeout" at these levels, or perhaps down towards $80's...?
COINBASE:BTCUSD
by StrongLikeBull
Bitcoin Quant ModelFlipsOur Biyond Vanguard 2.0 model has flipped to slightly bearish on the weekly time frame for the first time since October. Biyond's colour-coded quant mode Vanguard 2.0 differs slightly from 1.0 version on our website as it tracks real-time closes rather than confirmed weekly closes on the 1.0 version. An Orange close this Sunday will likely mean we break the range bound conditions we've seen between $92,000 to $95,000 and head south to a minimum of $87,000.
COINBASE:BTCUSDShort
by nathanbatchelor
Master the Market: Top Secrets to Prevent Losses in Any Trend! Common Reasons Why Traders Lose Money Even in an Uptrend Not Setting Stop-Loss: Not Conducting Technical Analysis: Going Against the Trends: Following the Herd: Being Impatient: Not Doing Homework or Research: Averaging on Losing Position: 'Buy low, sell high' is the motto. As simple as it sounds, why do most people lose money trading or investing? There are four major mistakes that most beginners make: Excessive Confidence This stems from the belief that individuals are uniquely gifted. They think they can 'crack the code' in the stock market that 99.9% of people fail to, with the goal of making a living from trading and investing. However, given that more people lose money in the market, this wishful thinking is akin to walking into a casino feeling lucky. You might get lucky and win big a few times, but ultimately, the house always wins. Distorted Judgments While simplicity is key, most beginners approach trading and investing with overly simplistic methods, hardly qualifying as trading logic or investment reasoning. They might spot a few recurring patterns in the market, akin to discovering fire. However, they soon realize that these "patterns" were not based on solid reasoning or, worse, were not patterns at all. Herding Behavior This behavior is rooted in a gambling mindset. Beginners are lured by the prospect of a single trade or investment that will turn them into millionaires. Yet, they fail to understand that trading and investing are not like winning the lottery. It's about making consistent profits that compound over time. While people should look for assets with high liquidity and some volatility, the get-rich-quick mentality leads to investing in overextended or overbought stocks that eventually plummet. Risk Aversion Risk aversion is a psychological trait embedded in human DNA. Winning is enjoyable, but we can't tolerate losing. As a result, many beginners take small profits, fearing they might close their positions at a loss, leading to trading with a poor risk-reward ratio. Over time, this reluctance to take risks results in losses. Depending on price action, traders go through seven psychological stages: Anxiety Interest Confidence Greed Doubt Concern Regret Lack of Discipline An intraday trader must adhere to a well-defined plan. A comprehensive intraday trading plan includes profit targets, considerations, methods for setting stop losses, and optimal trading hours. Such a plan offers an overview of how trading should be executed. Keeping a daily record of trades with performance analysis helps identify and correct weaknesses in your strategy. Discipline is crucial in trading to minimize losses and preserve capital. Not Setting Proper Trading Limits Success in intraday trading hinges on risk management. You should predefine a stop loss and profit target before entering a trade. This is a part of trading discipline where many fail. For example, if you suffer a loss in the first hour, you should close your trading terminal for the day. Setting an overall capital loss limit also protects against further trading losses. Compensating for a Rapid Loss A common mistake among traders is attempting to average down a position or overtrade to recover losses. This often leads to greater losses. Instead of overtrading, accept the loss, analyze your strategy, and make improvements for the next trading session. Heavy Dependency on Tips With the abundance of intraday tips on digital media, it's tempting for traders to rely on these external sources. However, it's advisable to avoid this. The best way to learn intraday trading is by understanding how to read charts, recognize structures, and interpret results independently. Tools like the Beyond App by Nirmal Bang provide insightful market research, but practical experience is irreplaceable. Not Keeping Track of Current Affairs News, events, and global market performances influence stock movements. Intraday traders should monitor both Indian and global markets. Make trades after announcements rather than speculating based on news. Intraday trading is a skill, not a gamble, requiring time to develop proficiency. Expecting rapid results is unrealistic. The reasons listed above are why many intraday traders lose money; discipline, strategy adherence, and regular strategy analysis are key to success. We will discuss 3 classic trading strategies and stop placement rules: Trend Line Strategy Buying: Identify the previous low; place your stop loss strictly below that. Selling: Identify the previous high; place your stop loss strictly above that. Breakout Trading Strategy Buying: Identify the previous low when buying a breakout of resistance; stop loss below that. Selling: Identify the previous high when selling a breakout of support; stop loss above that. Range Trading Strategy Buying: Place stop loss strictly below the lowest point of support. Selling: Place stop loss strictly above the highest point of resistance. These stop placement techniques are simple but effective in avoiding stop hunts and market manipulations. What Is a Stop-Loss Order? A stop-loss order is placed with a broker to buy or sell a stock once it reaches a predetermined price, designed to limit an investor's loss. For instance, setting a stop-loss at 10% below your purchase price limits your loss to 10%. If you bought Microsoft (MSFT) at $20 per share, placing a stop-loss at $18 would trigger a sale at the market price if the stock falls below $18. Stop-Limit Orders are similar but have a limit on the execution price, involving two prices: the stop price, which turns the order into a sell order, and the limit price, which specifies the minimum acceptable price for execution. Advantages of the Stop-Loss Order Cost-Effective: No cost until the stop price is hit. Convenience: No need for daily market monitoring. Emotional Insulation: Helps maintain discipline and prevent emotional trading decisions. Strategy Enforcement: Ensures adherence to your investment strategy, though less useful for strict buy-and-hold investors. Types of Stop-Loss Orders Fixed Stop Loss: Triggered at a set price or time, ideal for giving trades room to develop. Trailing Stop-Loss Order: Adjusts with price increases to protect gains while allowing for market downturns. Stop-Loss Order vs. Market Order Stop-Loss: Aimed at reducing risk by selling at a specific price. Market Order: For buying or selling at the current market price to increase liquidity. Stop-Loss Order and Limit Order Limit Order: Executes trades at or better than a specified price to maximize profit or minimize losses. If you appreciate our content, please support our page with a like, comment, and follow for more educational insights and trading setups.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDEducation
by CRYPTOMOJO_TA
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BITCOIN - THE KING OF CRYPTO (TECHNICAL ANALYSIS + TRADE PLAN)Descending Trading Channel: Bitcoin is currently in a descending trading channel, indicating short-term bearish pressure but within a larger bullish structure. The breakout above the channel's resistance line signals a potential reversal to an uptrend. Support Zone: A strong support zone is marked around the $92,000–$94,000 range, where demand is evident, as indicated by price consolidation. Indicators: RSI (Relative Strength Index): RSI near 47 suggests the asset is in neutral territory but trending upwards, moving away from oversold conditions. Stochastic Oscillator: Bullish crossover near 66 indicates increasing momentum toward an overbought state, confirming the breakout possibility. Money Flow Index (MFI): Rising MFI implies capital inflow, supporting the likelihood of upward price movement. VMC Cipher B Indicator: Bullish divergences are forming, suggesting a potential trend reversal. Volume Profile: While not explicitly shown, the lack of significant volume during the recent decline confirms a corrective phase rather than a bearish trend. Target Zones: Initial target post-breakout: $100,000 (psychological resistance). Secondary target: $108,000–$112,000, where historical resistance might emerge. Trading Plan: Entry Strategy: Enter once Bitcoin decisively breaks above the descending trading channel resistance with strong volume confirmation. Support Buy: Accumulate near $92,000–$94,000 if the price retests the support zone. Stop-Loss Placement: Place stop-loss below the $90,000 mark to minimize risk if the breakout fails or support zone does not hold. Short-Term Target: Set take-profit at $100,000, just below psychological resistance to ensure execution. Medium-Term Target: Partial profit at $108,000 and $112,000 for extended upside. Risk Management: Limit exposure to 1-2% of total capital per trade. Maintain a risk-reward ratio of at least 1:3 to optimize profitability. Watch for increased volume during breakout confirmation. Monitor macroeconomic factors and news affecting Bitcoin, as sudden events may invalidate technical setups.
MARKETSCOM:BITCOINLong
by elfabiiani