Bitcoin - The Marco Maze
Updated
History doesn't necessarily have to repeat! I see a lot of history based derivation for the timelines and price as to when and how high or low bitcoin can sore. As exciting and adrenaline pumping as these ideas seem, the outcome will just be as good as any coin toss! The truth however is the "macro maze" above. I've taken sensible assumptions to derive on the timelines and humanly possibe price floors and ceilings! In this environment sensible assumptions can easily turn out to be the most major blunder, so as I always say, please do your own analysis!
How to read the chart? It's quite simple, red is resistance or sell, green is support or buy. The intersections are where Bitcoin's price would likely be attracted to. There is no saying with precision when and where it would be. Kinda of like the Schrödinger's cat, you will only know when it happens. Anyone who says otherwise has a 50/50 chance of being right. Now, are you a trader or a gambler? Stay safe, peace out!
Disclaimer: These are not trading signals. Trade at your own risk!
How to read the chart? It's quite simple, red is resistance or sell, green is support or buy. The intersections are where Bitcoin's price would likely be attracted to. There is no saying with precision when and where it would be. Kinda of like the Schrödinger's cat, you will only know when it happens. Anyone who says otherwise has a 50/50 chance of being right. Now, are you a trader or a gambler? Stay safe, peace out!
Disclaimer: These are not trading signals. Trade at your own risk!
Note
Perfectly landed on the support trendline! If it holds, next stop 98k, if it breaks then 34k. Which is more likely? Only time will tell!Note
There are of course multiple other possibilities, I just pointed out the two most glaring of possibilities!Note
Looks like BTC is headed to 37k
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