Bitcoin is the crypto market, there is no other way to define it. Where it goes the market follows. When volatility remais between 2 normalized standard deviations, the market is fairly mutually exclusive; that is, money moves from one holding to another with speculative sentiment. Now when someone like Elon Musk goes ahead and makes haphazard allegations that...
BTC got a weird inflow during the first hours of Saturday, April 10th. Now its overpriced. SHooooort. or just capture spreads.
BIDU is a looking for that constructive interference.
BTC might see a pump if it breaks the upward bound off the Sine wave. Nevertheless, capturing spread or entering a short position immediately after such upward trajectory...
BTC, for being a continuous time series that trades (24/7/365), can display interesting moves during non-cash hour periods. Novice traders during COVID like to spend their time during placing weekend speculations that some times boost BTC prices. Miners have been seeing inflow today, perhaps boosting crypto even more. However, with BTC("every action has an...
Bitcoin follows a non-linear pattern. Linear chart analysis, like FIB, not applicable to such an unpredictable asset. Consider a determinist Bayes-Theorum approach of analysis, adjusted with a non-linear Stochastic error term.