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Bitcoin - This bear flag will send BTC to 72,000! (sell now)The whole crypto market and Bitcoin are crashing, and it looks like 2025 will be a very red year! From a bitcoin cycle's perspective, bitcoin has entered a bear market. Let's look at the latest technical analysis on the 6H chart. Bitcoin hit a new all-time high on January 20, exactly the same day as Trump's first day in office. Thereafter, Bitcoin has been crashing. Currently, the price prints a bearish flag on the 1H chart and a descending channel on the 6H chart. As long as Bitcoin is inside this descending channel, we have to stay bearish and trade with the trend until the end. This bear flag is also a problem because you would rather not see such patterns in a bull market in general. My next target is 72k, from here we could expect a bounce. Why 72k? Because it's the Fibonacci retracement of the previous major wave from 49k to 110k. Write a comment with your altcoin + hit the like button, and I will make an analysis for you in response. Trading is not hard if you have a good coach! This is not a trade setup, as there is no stop-loss or profit target. I share my trades privately. Thank you, and I wish you successful trades!
Short
by Xanrox
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BTC Approaches Key Trendline Support – Critical Decision AheadBitcoin is nearing its ascending trendline support, a pivotal level for trend continuation. The next move will depend on whether BTC holds or breaks this zone. 📊 Market Structure Update BTC is testing a well-defined trendline that has acted as support in previous moves. A reaction here could dictate the next major price shift. 🔎 What’s Next? A strong bounce could signal continuation, while a breakdown may lead to deeper retracement. Watch for volume confirmation and reaction at this level. With BTC at this key inflection point, how are you positioning?
by coin_mastermind
1
31/03/25 Weekly outlookLast weeks high: $88,775.01 Last weeks low: $81,579.54 Midpoint: $85,177.27 As Q1 2025 draws to a close, last week we saw a mirror image of the March 17th week with a swing fail pattern of the weekly high and a gradual sell=off throughout the week. The reluctance for buyers to step into the market under the $91,000 resistance is telling me that the bulls are just not confident in current market conditions to bid into resistance. This may be because of the Geo-political factors, ongoing war, tariffs etc. Uncertainty does worry investors and so it's a valid reason. From a TA standpoint however is a bigger worry in my opinion. Bitcoin failed to flip the 4H 200 EMA after the 8th time of trying since mid February and that is the biggest concern for me. As long as this moving average caps and reversal pattern then the trend is still bearish and should be treated as such. $73,000 is still the target for a downward move IMO, a further -10% move from current prices. For the bulls a SFP of the weekly low could set up another bounce to weekly highs that have remained in approximately the $88,000 zone for two straight weeks. Major resistance around those levels and of course the dreaded 4H 200 EMA must be flipped too. Currently this is a tall order given how price action has been of late, sentiment is poor and altcoins are completely decimated in most cases. So I can't see the majority wanting to buy in until these criteria are met and we're trading back above $91,000. This is still a traders environment, not a Hodler/investor.
by ProR35
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#BITCOIN: Another drop and then Swing Bounce $125,000The current market sentiment is bearish, indicating a potential further decline towards the 65k price point. However, we anticipate a rebound towards the 125k region. As we approach the 65k threshold, we expect a substantial price increase. To make informed investment decisions, it is crucial to observe a strong bullish trend before considering any bullish entries. For more insights and market analysis, please like and comment.🚀❤️ Team Setupsfx_
Long
by Setupsfx_
Bitcoin (BTC) on 4-hour timeframe. Current Price: Bitcoin is currently trading around $81,830. Trend Line: There is a downward trend line indicating bearish sentiment over the observed period. Support Level: There is a green support area around $78,424 to $80,000. Bitcoin needs to stay above this level to avoid further declines. Recent Activity: After the decline, Bitcoin has attempted to stabilize near the support but has not made any significant upward move. Considerations If the price breaks below the support area, the bearish trend may continue. Conversely, if Bitcoin breaks above the trend line, it may signal a reversal and potential upward movement. Feel free to ask for further analysis or specific technical indicators! If you found this analysis helpful, hit the Like button and share your thoughts or questions in the comments below. Your feedback matters! Thanks for your support! DYOR. NFA
by CryptoSanders9563
1
Mastering Risk Management in Trading: The Ultimate GuideMastering Risk Management in Trading: The Ultimate Guide In the world of trading, success isn’t measured only by big wins but by how well you protect your capital from unnecessary losses. Risk management isn’t just a safety net—it’s the backbone of sustainable trading. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll break down the principles and strategies you need to safeguard your account while still maximizing your profit potential. --- 1. Risk-Reward Ratio: The Foundation of Every Trade - What it is: The risk-reward ratio is the cornerstone of every trade. It tells you how much potential reward you’re targeting compared to the risk you’re willing to take. For instance, if you risk $100 and aim to make $200, your risk-reward ratio is 1:2—a commonly accepted standard in trading. - How to use it: - Always predefine your risk-reward ratio before entering a trade. - For swing traders, aim for a minimum of 1:2 or 1:3 to justify holding overnight. --- 2. Position Sizing: The Key to Survival - Why position sizing matters: Position sizing ensures you don’t over-leverage your account or lose too much in a single trade. Many traders fail because they bet too big and get wiped out after just a few losing trades. - How to calculate position size: - Use this formula: Position Size = (Account Risk $ ÷ (Entry Price - Stop-Loss Price)). - For example, if you’re risking $100 per trade and the difference between your entry and stop-loss is $5, your position size should be 20 units (100 ÷ 5). --- 3. Stop-Loss Orders: Your Safety Net - What is a stop-loss? A stop-loss is your emergency brake. It’s an order you set in advance to sell your position if the price moves against you by a specified amount. - How to set stop-losses: - Use technical analysis to place your stop-loss below support levels for long trades or above resistance levels for short trades. - Avoid placing stop-losses too close to your entry point, as small fluctuations might trigger them unnecessarily. Here you can see my ratio is on the low side so i can place a tactical TP and SL in relation to liquidity lines. --- 4. The Art of Diversification: Spreading Risk - Why diversification works: Putting all your capital into a single trade or instrument increases your risk. Diversification spreads that risk across multiple trades or markets, reducing the impact of any single loss. - How to diversify effectively: - Trade across multiple sectors or currency pairs. - Avoid overexposure to correlated assets (e.g., don’t trade EUR/USD and GBP/USD simultaneously). --- 5. Emotional Discipline: Winning the Mental Game - Why it matters: Even the best trading strategy can fail if emotions like fear or greed take over. Emotional trading leads to impulsive decisions, revenge trading, and overtrading. - How to maintain discipline: - Stick to your trading plan, no matter what. - Use tools like meditation, journaling, or physical exercise to manage stress. --- 6. Dynamic Risk Management: Adapting to Changing Markets - Adjusting your strategy: Markets are dynamic, and your risk management should adapt. Volatility can change quickly, requiring you to adjust your stop-loss distance or position size. - Use ATR (Average True Range): The ATR is a great tool to measure market volatility and decide how much room to give your stop-loss. --- 7. Tracking and Reviewing Your Trades - The power of a trading journal: Every trade is a learning opportunity. Keep detailed records of your trades, including your reasoning, execution, and results. - What to include in your journal: - Entry and exit points. - Risk-reward ratio. - Mistakes or deviations from the plan. - Lessons learned. --- Conclusion: Plan the Trade, Trade the Plan Risk management isn’t just a skill—it’s a habit. By understanding your risk-reward ratio, managing position sizes, using stop-losses effectively, and staying emotionally disciplined, you can protect your capital and increase your chances of long-term success. Take a moment to reflect: How do you manage risk in your trading? Are there areas you could improve? Start implementing these strategies today, and watch how they transform your trading results.
Education
by Louigi_24
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