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BTC1! 13 JAN 2023 (predictability) Its about to be the weekend and a holiday in the US. So the next few days may be weird. However, once things get back on track we will begin to see the patterns "lock in" again. Its getting close to previous supply zones and it does look like it hit a lot of selling. It makes logical sense that these volume spikes would occur this high. Why is that? Because the machine (the CO) buys low and sells high. The CO may not exit every position.. it could of course. But it could take its profit in a stair step patten like we clearly see here. Saturdays and Sundays can go flat since the machines are basically off and people like to get away from trading on the weekends (normal people). The weekends might be a good time to do backtest drills and paper trades versus stressing yourself out by using real cash. But thats obviously up to you. If you are trying to be an active trader in crypto and aren't just holding, I highly recommend the CME chart. It is extremely predictable and east to read one you understand the crests and troughs of the volume waves. Its actually surprisingly easy to spot in my opinion. As usual these are tentative target areas. Its been bullish so it may not need that big of a pull back. At a minimum I would not be looking for a long until the RSI is at least below the median line. I have marked off examples of why this is a very important thing to see. The RSI is very helpful in making sure you are in an optimal spot in teh greater trend. Backtest and you can master it quickly.
CME:BTC1!Long
by dee718
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CME:BTC1!
by Patrickthe_trader
BTC1! 13 JAN 2023 (look for the composite operator)Still looks there is some left in this trend but its starting to enter areas where there are going to be more and more sell orders. It would be suicidal for your money to enter here. Although there is always the potential for it to run, the probability of that happening decreases this high in the trend.. so you have to manage the risk accordingly. Price ALWAYS comes down... Price ALWAYS goes up... There is no rush. If you rush, you may win. But it will only be a matter of time before you walk into a CO;s trap and lose your gains. Its designed that way. The market is designed for us to lose because it knows how humans behave. Fear and greed are humanities two most powerful emotions and money is the food that fuels both. Money equals freedom, resources. If you have money you can eat and feed your family (money replaces us having to farm and hunt for ourselves). You have warmth (instead of building a fire, we have a home/roof). Money provides us energy (electricity, fuel for our vehicles). Money increases our mating value (instead of using a club or violence to procreate). My point is that the market targets our most primal instincts. We must become the hunter and the patient warrior that can lay in wait for our animal to cross our path. If you do not wait, you become the hunted and become what feeds the market. The market is here to win. It is a trillion dollar per year machine. It is the heartbeat of all society. The chart is the EKG that shows us its heartbeat. The market has the most state of the art computers and algorithms. It hires the most highly educated. The humans that work in combination with the AI are highly trained and very professional. They get paid extremely high salaries... Millions of dollars per year. They are not here to be our friend and they are surely not here to lose. The only possibly way to win is to become one of them. You must become the composite operator. In order to work towards this goal is to train/backtest. Educational material that I think is most valuable: Wyckoff Schematics (duckduckgo this. Do not pay anyone for training. 99% or more can't explain it). Tom Williams Volume Spread Analysis (His book Mater the markets is very important, arguably the best manual on technical analysis) Pete Faders VSA (the best free videos on volume on the internet) MENT FX is okay for price action stuff Bitcoin trading challenge is good if you are more tech minded. His early material is the best (4-5 years ago) in my opinion.
CME:BTC1!Long
by dee718
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Is $BTC Bitcoin FINALLY bottoming?SORRY, have to squeeze all this into 1 chart! Copy paste 1 $BTC bottoming? We ALWAYS make a stink about VOLUME Yesterday #BTC looked GREAT! However, compared to other days = GOOD STILL, this is what we need 2c for about a month Doesn't need 2b all heavy days Little selling even if there's pullback, likely here - (See link below to get idea of 1st post > Did not post link here, sorry, can't) Currently $BTC overbought & @ trend resistance Volume seems 2b okay today so far #BTC weekly @ GREEN 20 Exponential Moving avg Volume decent for week RSI is GOOD: Broke downtrend Above 50 Positive divergence - 3 Monthly $BTC @ last 2 bottoms Look @ A & B closely SOME signs but VOLUME SEVERELY lacks It's OK, we've @ least 1 more month for it Do need more for Jan though #BTC optimal = 13k BUT we could START here Issue, influencers already hyping NOT GOOD, they're clueless #crypto
CME:BTC1!
by ROYAL_OAK_INC
$BTC bottoms not easy to spot as other investments, but signsSORRY, copy paste covered the chart I copied all this and hard to show all the charts used Bitcoin bottoms are harder to spot and take time but there ae signs Best if you use your own chart and follow 1/few #BTC bottoms $BTC doesn't tend 2b like other investments Volume tends to come AFTER it's bottomed HOWEVER, there's indication, volume on buy side does creep up & happens for few weeks Arrow shows BOTTOM Rectangle shows VOLUME after - 2 $BTC Bottoms A #BTC bottomed Dec 18, 3120 NO LOWER LOW Jan, Feb avg $3600 Feb BUY volume began to creep up March bit⬆️, volume comes in, avg $3900 APRIL picked up A TON, avg $4600 MAY volume🎆, avg $6500 Peaked JUNE, volume💀 @ 13k RESISTANCE - 3 $BTC Bottoms B #BTC bottomed March 4210, REVERSAL April BULLISH engulfing but lacks volume, avg 7500 Buy volume creeps in & continues in May Does trade HIGHER & volume picks up, avg 9300 TRADES ABOVE Moving avg's Breaks 13k resistance #Bitcoin higher Nov, DEC & HUGE volume - 4 $BTC Bottom B continued Higher low vs A NO Moving Avg BEAR CROSSOVER #BTC sell volume wasn't huge = institutions STILL IN These were signs LARGER #Bitcoin move coming Using weekly HELPS 2c see the set up Monthly is CONFIRM Daily all over the place BUT DOES HELP VOLUME🗝️ - 5 $BTC Bottoms Not fan of DCA HOWEVER CALCULATED DCA can be GREAT Always signs daily Weekly helps to set up Monthly CONFIRMS Not paying attention = missing out BIG & lose💵 Even if not getting the bottom avoiding stress & paying lil more = 💵& not missing🚀 #BTC #Bitcoin - 6 $BTC Bottoms CURRENT #BTC looks similar to A, you see it? Now, need 2c BUY VOLUME NO SIGNS daily, weekly Some SUPPORT in the area 13k if not, ring bell? RSI getting better but not much else to go on #Bitcoin buys on hold still Good for trading until further positive data
CME:BTC1!
by ROYAL_OAK_INC
BTC CME FUTURES 10 JAN 2023 1830 hrsAbout to enter a previous supply area. Have to play it smart here. Where there was selling in the past may still have some selling left. Thats why its always better to wai for things to come down a bit before entry. The Wykoff patter can come in various forms and can appear different on different time frames. But the idea is always the same.... and its actually super easy to identify. Being able to trade it is another story. But wer need to start somewhere by identifying what it looks like. Note where I drew a horizontal oval/circle over what appears to be a Wyckoff type pattern (or ARE indeed Wyckoff patterns). That "hole" is the low pressure area that price is drawn towards and through. Once you can see this then zoom in to any of these patterns. Look at where this low pressure area has a tendency to be... RIGHT OVER the session divider area (greyed out). The importance of recognizing this area cannot be overstated. Take a look at your charts for any FX, FUTURES or Crypto futures chart. The reason why I think the BTC CME and ETH CME charts are the best ones is because the volume is extremely predictable. You can possible see the same thing on the regular crypto exchanges but it is way more emphasized on the Futures charts...Look at how predictable the volume is here. Understanding support/resistance and supply/demand zones is pretty easy (look left). Now start looking for these low pressure zones and your call acuracy can potentially sky rocket. Just takes some patience and tons of practice. None of this is a secret. You can literally see it for yourself on the chart!! Lets see where it goes next.
CME:BTC1!Long
by dee718
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BTC1! Futures ( BTC1! ), H4 Potential for Bullish riseTitle: BTC1! Futures ( BTC1! ), H4 Potential for Bullish rise Type: Bullish rise Resistance: 17595 Pivot: 16710 Support: 16090 Preferred case: Looking at the H4 chart, my overall bias for BTC1! is bullish due to the current price being above the Ichimoku cloud , indicating a bullish market. If this bullish momentum continues, expect price to continue heading towards the resistance at 17595, where the 61.8% Fibonacci line is. Alternative scenario: Price could head back down to retest the pivot at 16710, where the 50% Fibonacci line is. Fundamentals: There are no major news.
CME:BTC1!
by Tickmill
BTC1! Futures ( BTC1! ), H4 Potential for Bullish riseTitle: BTC1! Futures ( BTC1! ), H4 Potential for Bullish rise Type: Bullish rise Resistance: 17595 Pivot: 16710 Support: 16090 Preferred case: Looking at the H4 chart, my overall bias for BTC1! is bullish due to the current price being above the Ichimoku cloud , indicating a bullish market. If this bullish momentum continues, expect price to continue heading towards the resistance at 17595, where the 61.8% Fibonacci line is. Alternative scenario: Price could head back down to retest the pivot at 16710, where the 50% Fibonacci line is. Fundamentals: There are no major news.
CME:BTC1!Long
by Genesiv