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$BTC is creating strong liquidity while starting to buy in
BTC Large buy order 99.11 BTC on Binance BTC/USDT Perpetual, transaction price is $88.2K
BTC Large buy order 99.11 BTC on Binance BTC/USDT Perpetual, transaction price is $88.2K
BTC is about to experience another crash or is this whale just a false signal
BTC Large sell order 23.6 BTC on Binance BTC/USDT Perpetual, transaction price is $85.99K$BTC
BTC Large sell order 23.6 BTC on Binance BTC/USDT Perpetual, transaction price is $85.99K$BTC
$AIOT
When will this one recover, everyone?
When will this one recover, everyone?
$BANANAS31
X30 but more than x125 btc
This one plays in seconds only more than betting
X30 but more than x125 btc
This one plays in seconds only more than betting
What app is this, friend?
Liquidity $BTC is currently in both directions.
RSI is in the neutral zone.
Volume has decreased significantly. The market is sideways waiting for news, taking a break for the weekend 😆
In the past few days, with my financial experience, I correctly predicted a slight increase in the unemployment rate in the US and that the Fed would keep interest rates unchanged, based on the market volatility assessment caused by Trump imposing counter tariffs leading to global turbulence.
And I still maintain my prediction from last night, that prices will recover after Powell's speech and then reverse downwards.
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Let's share in the comments below, exchange experiences + opinions in a fun and comfortable way so everyone can learn from each other and gain additional perspectives!
RSI is in the neutral zone.
Volume has decreased significantly. The market is sideways waiting for news, taking a break for the weekend 😆
In the past few days, with my financial experience, I correctly predicted a slight increase in the unemployment rate in the US and that the Fed would keep interest rates unchanged, based on the market volatility assessment caused by Trump imposing counter tariffs leading to global turbulence.
And I still maintain my prediction from last night, that prices will recover after Powell's speech and then reverse downwards.
{future}(BTCUSDT)
{future}(SOLUSDT)
{future}(ETHUSDT)
Let's share in the comments below, exchange experiences + opinions in a fun and comfortable way so everyone can learn from each other and gain additional perspectives!
Does this one have any increase along the lines I drew, everyone? mn$APE
What do you think when I go hunting for funding $HIVE
$HIVE
Long ăn funding thôi các bác ạ
Long ăn funding thôi các bác ạ
#BitwiseBitcoinETF $BTC
The only question is about its magnitude; the current debate revolves around 0.25% and 0.5%, with the latest data from CME Group's FedWatch tool showing a higher probability for the latter.
With Bitcoin, the picture is quite complex – while risk assets should benefit from the additional liquidity flow due to easing policies, observers have compared it not to the golden era, but to previous recessions.
Although rate cuts seem positive, they indicate deeper concerns such as declines in borrowing, spending, and investment,” financial analyst and investor Jacob King, CEO of the crypto newsletter WhaleWire, shared with followers on X last weekend.
King specifically mentioned the 2008 global financial crisis as the elephant in the room.
“Today’s warning signs are similar to those of 2008: rising unemployment, a decline in new home starts, falling real estate sales, and decreasing economic activity. Even the Fed's interest rate chart looks similar to 2007,” he concluded.
Additionally, other analysts are seeing a close correlation of Bitcoin with the increasing global liquidity situation as a basis for optimism.
Famous trader Rickus is among those preparing for BTC's bullish response. In his analysis on X, he stated:
The only question is about its magnitude; the current debate revolves around 0.25% and 0.5%, with the latest data from CME Group's FedWatch tool showing a higher probability for the latter.
With Bitcoin, the picture is quite complex – while risk assets should benefit from the additional liquidity flow due to easing policies, observers have compared it not to the golden era, but to previous recessions.
Although rate cuts seem positive, they indicate deeper concerns such as declines in borrowing, spending, and investment,” financial analyst and investor Jacob King, CEO of the crypto newsletter WhaleWire, shared with followers on X last weekend.
King specifically mentioned the 2008 global financial crisis as the elephant in the room.
“Today’s warning signs are similar to those of 2008: rising unemployment, a decline in new home starts, falling real estate sales, and decreasing economic activity. Even the Fed's interest rate chart looks similar to 2007,” he concluded.
Additionally, other analysts are seeing a close correlation of Bitcoin with the increasing global liquidity situation as a basis for optimism.
Famous trader Rickus is among those preparing for BTC's bullish response. In his analysis on X, he stated:
$APE
Is the future of the boat blocking stable, everyone?
Is the future of the boat blocking stable, everyone?
#MarketPullback
The digital currency, which reached an all-time high of $108,000 earlier this week, has faced a significant downturn, trading below $93,000 around 7 AM ET on Friday, down from 24 hours prior. The rapid decline occurred amid an increasingly cautious financial market, with investors retreating from more speculative investments.
The recent peak in Bitcoin's value marked a significant milestone for cryptocurrency, but the subsequent active sell-off illustrates a volatile environment for risk-driven assets. The drop in Bitcoin's price aligns with a broader trend of investor uncertainty, as the market reacts to various economic pressures and future forecasts.
As the market enters the weekend, investors and market watchers will closely monitor Bitcoin's performance for signs of stability or further volatility. The recent fluctuations in cryptocurrency serve as a reminder of the potential risks associated with investing in digital assets, which can experience significant price volatility in a short period of time.$BTC
The digital currency, which reached an all-time high of $108,000 earlier this week, has faced a significant downturn, trading below $93,000 around 7 AM ET on Friday, down from 24 hours prior. The rapid decline occurred amid an increasingly cautious financial market, with investors retreating from more speculative investments.
The recent peak in Bitcoin's value marked a significant milestone for cryptocurrency, but the subsequent active sell-off illustrates a volatile environment for risk-driven assets. The drop in Bitcoin's price aligns with a broader trend of investor uncertainty, as the market reacts to various economic pressures and future forecasts.
As the market enters the weekend, investors and market watchers will closely monitor Bitcoin's performance for signs of stability or further volatility. The recent fluctuations in cryptocurrency serve as a reminder of the potential risks associated with investing in digital assets, which can experience significant price volatility in a short period of time.$BTC
Hey, how do you use this? Can someone show me?
Just a little
$BTC brothers, may I ask if it's better to go long or short at this time? kkk
#BTCNextMove
Some factors that can affect whether Bitcoin recovers or not:
* News: News about regulations, Bitcoin acceptance by governments, major events in the industry... can strongly affect the price of Bitcoin.
* Market emotions: Investor psychology, FOMO (fear of missing out), FUD (fear, uncertainty) can all push the price up or down.
* Other currencies: The volatility of other cryptocurrencies also affects Bitcoin.
* Macro factors: Global economic events, interest rates, monetary policies... can all affect the cryptocurrency market.
To make investment decisions, you should:
* Closely monitor the market: Update news regularly, analyze charts.
* Do not make emotional decisions: Do not let FOMO or FUD influence your decisions.
* Diversify your portfolio: Don't invest all your money in Bitcoin, allocate your capital to other assets.
* Learn about Bitcoin: Understand the technology and how Bitcoin works before investing.$BTC
Some factors that can affect whether Bitcoin recovers or not:
* News: News about regulations, Bitcoin acceptance by governments, major events in the industry... can strongly affect the price of Bitcoin.
* Market emotions: Investor psychology, FOMO (fear of missing out), FUD (fear, uncertainty) can all push the price up or down.
* Other currencies: The volatility of other cryptocurrencies also affects Bitcoin.
* Macro factors: Global economic events, interest rates, monetary policies... can all affect the cryptocurrency market.
To make investment decisions, you should:
* Closely monitor the market: Update news regularly, analyze charts.
* Do not make emotional decisions: Do not let FOMO or FUD influence your decisions.
* Diversify your portfolio: Don't invest all your money in Bitcoin, allocate your capital to other assets.
* Learn about Bitcoin: Understand the technology and how Bitcoin works before investing.$BTC
$BTC Understanding the RSI Indicator
RSI (Relative Strength Index) is a technical indicator used to measure the strength of price trends of an asset, in this case, Bitcoin. RSI values range from 0 to 100, with important levels often noted as:
• RSI > 70: Warning that the asset is “overbought,” meaning the price may correct or decrease.
• RSI < 30: Warning that the asset is “oversold,” meaning the price may recover or increase.
RSI Analysis of Bitcoin (Assuming the current state is around 60-70):
1. If RSI is above 70: This may indicate that Bitcoin is in a strong upward trend and may be overbought, creating a risk of short-term correction. Investors may need to be aware of the possibility that the market will “cool off” and the price may drop in the coming days.
2. If RSI is below 30: This suggests that Bitcoin may be in an oversold state and may be preparing for a recovery. If the price drops sharply and RSI falls below 30, the market may reverse, and Bitcoin could rise again.
3. RSI around 50-60: If Bitcoin's RSI is within this range, it indicates a balance between buying and selling pressure, and the market may not experience significant changes in the short term. This is a phase where the market is moving sideways or searching for a new direction.
#BTC☀
RSI (Relative Strength Index) is a technical indicator used to measure the strength of price trends of an asset, in this case, Bitcoin. RSI values range from 0 to 100, with important levels often noted as:
• RSI > 70: Warning that the asset is “overbought,” meaning the price may correct or decrease.
• RSI < 30: Warning that the asset is “oversold,” meaning the price may recover or increase.
RSI Analysis of Bitcoin (Assuming the current state is around 60-70):
1. If RSI is above 70: This may indicate that Bitcoin is in a strong upward trend and may be overbought, creating a risk of short-term correction. Investors may need to be aware of the possibility that the market will “cool off” and the price may drop in the coming days.
2. If RSI is below 30: This suggests that Bitcoin may be in an oversold state and may be preparing for a recovery. If the price drops sharply and RSI falls below 30, the market may reverse, and Bitcoin could rise again.
3. RSI around 50-60: If Bitcoin's RSI is within this range, it indicates a balance between buying and selling pressure, and the market may not experience significant changes in the short term. This is a phase where the market is moving sideways or searching for a new direction.
#BTC☀
Is it okay for you guys to catch like this $APE
#BTCReclaims101K
Some notes I often analyze according to H4
* Candlestick patterns: Identify candlestick patterns such as hammer, morning star, reversal candles... to predict short-term trends.
* Support and resistance levels: Determine important price levels where the price may bounce back or break through.
* Technical indicators: Use indicators like RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands... to confirm trends and look for buying and selling points.
* Trading volume: Assess the strength of the trend through trading volume.
* Market news: Monitor news related to Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market to make more informed trading decisions.
Some notes I often analyze according to H4
* Candlestick patterns: Identify candlestick patterns such as hammer, morning star, reversal candles... to predict short-term trends.
* Support and resistance levels: Determine important price levels where the price may bounce back or break through.
* Technical indicators: Use indicators like RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands... to confirm trends and look for buying and selling points.
* Trading volume: Assess the strength of the trend through trading volume.
* Market news: Monitor news related to Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market to make more informed trading decisions.
#MajorAirdropWatch
$BTC
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) has a significant impact on Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market in general. Here are some of the ways that CPI impacts Bitcoin:
* Monetary policy: CPI is an important indicator that central banks like the US Federal Reserve (Fed) use to decide on monetary policy. When inflation (measured by CPI) is high, the Fed often raises interest rates to slow down the economy and curb inflation. Conversely, when inflation is low, the Fed can lower interest rates to stimulate the economy.
* Interest rates: Changes in interest rates decided by the Fed have a direct impact on the value of Bitcoin. When interest rates rise, investors often move from risky assets like Bitcoin to safer assets like bonds. This can reduce the value of Bitcoin. Conversely, when interest rates fall, investors tend to look for higher-yielding investment channels, including Bitcoin, pushing up the price of Bitcoin.
* US Dollar: Bitcoin is usually traded in US dollars. When the value of the US dollar increases relative to other currencies, the price of Bitcoin usually falls because holders of other currencies have to exchange more dollars to buy Bitcoin. Conversely, when the value of the US dollar decreases, the price of Bitcoin usually increases.
* Uncertainty: When there is economic instability, such as high inflation or slowing economic growth, investors often look for safer assets. This can lead to a sell-off of Bitcoin and other risky assets.
When there is CPI news, you should pay attention
$BTC
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) has a significant impact on Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market in general. Here are some of the ways that CPI impacts Bitcoin:
* Monetary policy: CPI is an important indicator that central banks like the US Federal Reserve (Fed) use to decide on monetary policy. When inflation (measured by CPI) is high, the Fed often raises interest rates to slow down the economy and curb inflation. Conversely, when inflation is low, the Fed can lower interest rates to stimulate the economy.
* Interest rates: Changes in interest rates decided by the Fed have a direct impact on the value of Bitcoin. When interest rates rise, investors often move from risky assets like Bitcoin to safer assets like bonds. This can reduce the value of Bitcoin. Conversely, when interest rates fall, investors tend to look for higher-yielding investment channels, including Bitcoin, pushing up the price of Bitcoin.
* US Dollar: Bitcoin is usually traded in US dollars. When the value of the US dollar increases relative to other currencies, the price of Bitcoin usually falls because holders of other currencies have to exchange more dollars to buy Bitcoin. Conversely, when the value of the US dollar decreases, the price of Bitcoin usually increases.
* Uncertainty: When there is economic instability, such as high inflation or slowing economic growth, investors often look for safer assets. This can lead to a sell-off of Bitcoin and other risky assets.
When there is CPI news, you should pay attention
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