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BTC ready for the ultimate pump?BITCOIN is cooking something huge. Taking support between the 90k - 93k range multiple times. Holding strong. Bulls are not ready to give in. All the dips are crazy buying opportunites. Markets just keep on shaking off highly leveraged positions, that's why we're seeing all these long wicks, grabbing liquidity , hitting stoplosses . It's an extremely healthy process which transfers Bitcoin from weaker hands to stronger hands, which is ultimately extremely helpful for a long bull-run. If you wish to invest, then don't over-leverage yourself. This is the moment for BTC / ETH / SOL and all other ALT Coins. We will be experiencing an Alt-Coin season like never before! Off the charts, Off the scripts! 20x-50x returns for sure. I'm personally very positive about crypto for the first half of 2025 at least, advice you to gear up as well! Keep HODL -ing fellas! It's now or never! Happy New Year!
Long
by Mukul_9
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Bitcoin goes down 27.12.24Scenario 1: Sell Trade Idea: Wait for the price to reach the FVG H1 zone (97,293.79 - 98,567.87) or the Supply Zone for a selling opportunity when reversal signals appear. Entry Point: Sell within the price range: 97,300 - 98,500 (inside the FVG H1 zone). Look for reversal candlestick patterns like Doji, Shooting Star, or Bearish Engulfing for confirmation. Stop Loss (SL): Place the SL above the Supply Zone at 99,600 to avoid being stopped out if the zone gets tested. Take Profit (TP): Target 1: 95,400 (Fibonacci 0.618 level, near the Demand H1 zone). Target 2: 94,100 - 93,500 (Demand H1 zone, coinciding with Fibonacci 0.786 - 0.86 levels). Risk-to-Reward Ratio (R:R): For Entry at 97,300 and SL at 99,600: TP1: R:R ~ 2.2. TP2: R:R ~ 4.2. Scenario 2: Buy Trade Idea: Wait for the price to drop into the Demand H1 or the broader Demand Zone for a buying opportunity when bullish signals appear. Entry Point: Buy within the price range: 94,100 - 93,500 (inside the Demand H1 zone). Look for bullish reversal candlestick patterns like Hammer or Bullish Engulfing. Stop Loss (SL): Place the SL below the Demand Zone at 93,200 to avoid being stopped out in case of a deeper retracement. Take Profit (TP): Target 1: 96,200 (Fibonacci 0.5 level). Target 2: 97,300 - 98,500 (FVG H1 zone, nearest resistance). Risk-to-Reward Ratio (R:R): For Entry at 94,100 and SL at 93,200: TP1: R:R ~ 2.1. TP2: R:R ~ 3.8. Notes: Risk Management: Only risk 1-2% of your capital per trade. Signal Confirmation: Wait for price action confirmation or supporting indicators like RSI or MACD to improve the probability of success. Trading Psychology: Stick to the plan and avoid entering trades if the price doesn’t reach your desired zones.
Short
by Homnaytradegi
Bitcoin Targets for the 2025Technical analysis for Bitcoin in 2025 suggests a variety of potential outcomes based on current trends, patterns, and market indicators: # Bullish Trends and Predictions: Several analysts and platforms, including Binance, have forecasted Bitcoin reaching highs up to $200,000 by 2025, driven by increasing institutional adoption, Bitcoin ETFs, and favorable regulatory shifts. This is supported by charts showing a breakout from consolidation patterns in 2024, potentially testing levels at $120,000 and $147,000 based on Fibonacci extensions from previous bull runs. # In summary, while the technical analysis leans towards optimism with Bitcoin potentially hitting high price targets, the market's volatility suggests that investors should be prepared for both significant gains and potential corrections. Always consider conducting your own research and keeping an eye on both technical indicators and broader market influences.
Long
by renderwithme
2
Bitcoin Merry Christmas 25.12.20241. Short Strategy - From the Supply Zone Entry Conditions: Wait for the price to retest the supply zone (99,550 - 99,600) and show signs of reversal, such as: Rejection candles (e.g., pin bars). Reversal patterns (e.g., bearish engulfing, Evening Star). Trade Setup: Entry Point: Near 99,550 - 99,600 (supply zone). Stop Loss (SL): Above the supply zone, around 99,700. Take Profit (TP): TP1: Demand H1 zone (96,000). TP2: Larger demand zone (92,500). Risk/Reward Ratio (RR): TP1: Approximately 1:3. TP2: Up to 1:6. 2. Long Strategy - From the Demand Zones Entry Conditions: Wait for the price to reach the Demand H1 zone (95,500 - 96,000) or the larger demand zone (92,500 - 93,000). Look for reversal signs, such as: Rejection candles (e.g., pin bars). Reversal patterns (e.g., bullish engulfing, Morning Star). Trade Setup: Entry Point: Near 96,000 (Demand H1) or 92,500 (larger demand zone). Stop Loss (SL): Below the demand zones: Demand H1: Around 94,500. Larger Demand Zone: Around 91,500. Take Profit (TP): TP1: Mid-level around 97,500. TP2: Supply zone (99,500). Risk/Reward Ratio (RR): TP1: Approximately 1:3. TP2: Up to 1:5. Important Notes: Avoid trading in the middle of the supply and demand zones, as it increases risk. Use lower timeframes (M15 or M5) to confirm entry signals at key levels. Manage your capital carefully, risking no more than 1-2% of your account per trade.
Short
by Homnaytradegi
The price of Bitcoin is experiencing a steady decline - 30.12.24Strategy 1: Bullish Trade (Long Position) Condition: Wait for the price to react at the Demand Zone (90,362 - 92,000 USD) and show bullish reversal signals (e.g., pin bar, engulfing candle, or strong upward momentum on the H1 chart). Entry Point: Enter the trade when the price shows confirmation of a bounce between 90,500 - 91,000 USD. Stop Loss (SL): Place the stop loss below the Demand Zone at 89,800 USD (for safety). Take Profit (TP): TP1: Supply Zone (94,980 - 96,000 USD) (+4,000 USD potential profit). TP2: FVG H4 (99,550 USD) if the price continues higher (+8,000 USD potential profit). Risk-to-Reward Ratio (R:R): Risk: ~1,500 USD (SL at 89,800). Reward: TP1: +4,000 USD (R:R ≈ 1:2.7). TP2: +8,000 USD (R:R ≈ 1:5.3). Strategy 2: Bearish Trade (Short Position) Condition: Wait for the price to rise into the Supply Zone (94,980 - 96,000 USD) and show bearish reversal signals (e.g., bearish engulfing, pin bar, or structure break on the H1 chart). Entry Point: Enter the trade when the price enters the Supply Zone (95,000 - 96,000 USD) and confirms a reversal. Stop Loss (SL): Place the stop loss above the Supply Zone at 96,500 USD. Take Profit (TP): TP1: Demand Zone (90,362 - 92,000 USD) (+4,000 USD potential profit). TP2: Larger Demand Zone at 86,000 USD if the price continues downward (+9,000 USD potential profit). Risk-to-Reward Ratio (R:R): Risk: ~1,500 USD (SL at 96,500). Reward: TP1: +4,000 USD (R:R ≈ 1:2.7). TP2: +9,000 USD (R:R ≈ 1:6). Trading Notes: Confirm the Signal: Avoid entering trades without strong confirmation signals (e.g., reversal candles or high volume). Risk Management: Limit risk per trade to 1-2% of your account balance. Monitor Price Action: If the price breaks through the Supply Zone aggressively, cancel the bearish strategy. Follow Me. Good luck!
Short
by Homnaytradegi
NEXT TARGET BTC BCT is going to draw down soon. The daily uptrendline was broken. The spinning top candle on December 5th and the two long wicks on the 9th and 10th could suggest an imminent reversal or, anyway, a future recovery of liquidity in this area. This area is also a high liquid point of the pair and collects as few as 0.27 and the last TPs of bearish movement. @90500 is the first entry price. After that, I still highlight the 86K since there are lot of liquidation around that area. 86K is a critical area because both the last TPs of the short positions and the 0.618 on monthly of the long position are there. what does it mean? The bearish movement ends where the bullish movement is supposed to retrace and reverse. The last limit order I set is @ 78500. This area is highly pointed for inefficiency, 0.27 on various tf, and very highly liquid on 3 3-day basis. The 78.5K is a buying zone since most of the 0.618 monthly and weekly fall here. Even the 59,9K is an important point but I will wait to set a trade or order there since there is not strong evidence for a breakout of the main bullish trendline.
Short
by itsmcasalinii
BTC is accumulating momentum, how should long and short position BTC has recently fallen from a high level. The price turned and fell from the high point of 108340 to 92542 to stop falling and adjust. So far, BTC has entered a short-term decline. The price on the hourly line rebounded to the support of 92542 and rose. The price failed to hit the integer of 100,000 for the second time, forming a double top decline structure. The current trend fell back to 93500 and entered a narrow horizontal consolidation stage. The resistance of 96000 above is under pressure. If this position breaks, the hourly line descending channel will be broken. In the short term, the price will test the 100000 line above. The support of 93500 below, if this position breaks, the short-term rebound trend will end and test the 92542 line below. On the whole, BTC entered the accumulation stage after the short-term double top fell. In terms of trend, the price also reached the top of the hourly channel. However, there are many resistance levels above. Even if the downward channel is broken later, the trend will enter the horizontal range structure. But if the trend breaks down, there is more room for the price to continue to fall. In terms of operation, I personally think that BTC will continue to rebound and short before the channel breaks up. Long orders will be involved after the price breaks through the 100,000 line.
Short
by RonPeter_Trading
BTC trend is down After falling from a high level, BTC has been fluctuating downward around this downward channel. So far, the structure has been broken in the US market. The price on the hourly line adjusted to the upper edge of the downward channel at 94,000 and fell under pressure. It broke through the previous low of 92,545 and opened up the space below. The current price fell to 91,500, and there is no sign of stopping the decline in the short term. BTC is in an accelerated decline stage overall. It is also consistent with the previous analysis and has now reached the target position. With the short-term volume weakening, the subsequent rebound will focus on the upper 93,000 line. If this position is not broken, the BTC trend may usher in a sharp drop. In terms of operation, you can go short with the trend.
Short
by RonPeter_Trading
Multi-Timeframe Analysis with IndicatorsAspect Details Trend Direction Bearish across all timeframes—short opportunities favored. Support Levels 97,500–97,700 USDT—key zone to watch for a reaction. Resistance Levels 98,200–98,400 USDT—watch for rejection for short entries. Entry (Short) Near 98,000–98,200 USDT, if price rejects moving higher. Stop Loss 98,500 USDT—above recent highs and resistance. Target 1 (Short) 97,200 USDT—test lower support zone. Target 2 (Short) 96,800 USDT—deeper retracement if support fails. Bullish Entry (Long) On RSI divergence confirmation with volume spike near 97,500 USDT. Risk-to-Reward (RR) Minimum 1:2 or 1:3 setups advised due to volatility.
Short
by vishnureddy7
2
BTC (Bitcoin) Up trend - 2.1.2025Trading Scenario: Long (Buy) Entry Point: Zone: Near the Demand Zone between $94,500 and $95,000. Confirmation: Wait for a bullish candlestick pattern (e.g., bullish engulfing, pin bar, or strong upward momentum) on the H1 timeframe to confirm a bounce from the Demand Zone. Stop Loss (SL): Set below the Demand Zone at $92,300 to avoid fake breakouts. Take Profit (TP): Target 1 (TP1): FVG H4 zone between $97,700 and $98,500 (partial profit). Target 2 (TP2): Supply Zone between $99,500 and $100,400 (close the rest of the position). Risk-Reward Ratio (R:R): With an entry at $95,000, SL at $92,300, and TP1 at $98,000: R:R = (98,000 - 95,000) / (95,000 - 92,300) ≈ 1.85. With TP2 at $100,000: R:R = (100,000 - 95,000) / (95,000 - 92,300) ≈ 2.84. Trading Scenario: Short (Sell) Entry Point: Zone: Near the FVG H4 or Supply Zone between $98,500 and $100,000. Confirmation: Wait for a bearish candlestick pattern (e.g., bearish engulfing, pin bar, or overbought signal on RSI). Stop Loss (SL): Set above the Supply Zone at $100,600. Take Profit (TP): Target 1 (TP1): Around $97,000 (mid-FVG H4). Target 2 (TP2): Demand Zone at $95,000. Risk-Reward Ratio (R:R): With an entry at $99,000, SL at $100,600, and TP1 at $97,000: R:R = (99,000 - 97,000) / (100,600 - 99,000) ≈ 1.25. With TP2 at $95,000: R:R = (99,000 - 95,000) / (100,600 - 99,000) ≈ 2.5. Notes: Monitor lower timeframes (M15 or M30) for precise entries. Consider additional confirmation from indicators like RSI or MACD. Manage risk carefully, limiting each trade to 1-2% of the account balance.
Long
by Homnaytradegi
BTC - Up or Down ? Its going up !!!BTC has taken support at lower side of the megaphone, went up in first wave and has come down for second wave and very clearly taking support at Fib level of 61.8 as shown in chart which indicating any time third wave will start which will take BTC to 102. 104 and 108 in the impulsive up move. Movement of BTC is Bullish, movement is slow due to low volume may be due to holiday season. In less than a month with new Govt in US, BTC is positioned to move up and surely not a Sell for sure. weak hands in very very small qty is only seen in volume indicator while moving down. Stay safe in Buy side with enough margins like Mountain strong and new high is coming.
by venkatfx
Why do we need a new payment system?Ever wondered why no one seems to care when your money is stolen, your wallet is swiped, or your online banking gets hacked? That’s right. No one. If there's one thing Satoshi Nakamoto and every other crypto pioneer probably despised, it’s this closed, rigged system where you only win if you’re already winning. In other words, today, having a bank account isn’t just necessary—it’s practically mandatory. But wait! No one will actually tell you that you have to open one. Not your bank, not the government, not even your employer. But here's the twist: the state will happily inform you that your taxes, fines, and any other payments—oh, and don’t forget those "bonuses"—can only be made via an Italian IBAN. No cards, no prepaid accounts. Or your employer will kindly let you know that your salary can only be paid into an Italian IBAN with your name on it. Nobody tells you, “You must open a bank account in Italy,” but everyone acts like you can’t survive without it. And why is that? Because the bank is this monumental institution with centuries of history, reassuring you that your money is safe. Safe, sure. So safe, in fact, that it’s no longer yours. Think about it. While you, the humble account holder, have to justify every move you make with your own money, the bank—once your deposit is in—takes it, uses it for its own operations, and invests it as it sees fit. And no, those aren’t just profits; they’re your funds, your deposits. In fact, they count as bank assets and are part of what’s known as the bank’s liquidity (or “CU” for those in the know). So, in case you missed the memo, your money is no longer just yours. Here’s how the game works: the state mandates that anyone who participates in the economy must have a bank account, specifically with an Italian IBAN. You open your account and—voilà!—you can pay bills, receive your salary, and even contribute to the state’s coffers. Meanwhile, the bank is busy investing your liquid assets, generating dividends, and making a tidy profit. But wait—since the bank is profiting off your money, the account must be free, right? Oh, come on. You didn’t really think they’d let that happen. The bank has to survive, after all. And those profits from millions in investments aren’t enough. Banks earn money not only through direct investments but also through every single transaction. Transfers? Oh, you’ll be charged anywhere from €0.50 to €2.00. Checking your statement? That’s another €0.60 to €1.70 per line. And don’t even get me started on account maintenance fees—typically anywhere from a few euros to €10 per month, depending on the bank, the balance, and the account holder’s age. So, yeah. You might end up paying an extra €3–4 on top of your €10 transfer, just to have the "privilege" of using your own money. And that’s not all. Remember, the state’s also in on the action. Besides making sure employers can only pay wages into Italian bank accounts, they impose a stamp duty on accounts with an average balance over a certain threshold—say, €5,000. If you owe anything, the state can seize it directly from your bank account without your consent. And the government? They’ll take their cut, too. It’s a system, after all. Let’s break it down a little more: the state provides a “safe” place to hold your money, but not without its own set of fees and taxes. The bank, that ever-reliable institution, justifies its costs with "security"—while quietly ignoring the fact that it's also using your money to make its own profits. And if you’re paying into a mortgage or loan, don’t be surprised if the bank takes your money directly if you default, without needing your permission. Oh, and the state? They’ll happily seize payments from your account if there’s any sign of liquidity issues. So much for personal security, right? But what happens if you're the one who’s robbed? You’ve got insurance, sure—but no, they won’t pay out 100%. Why? Because of a maze of clauses that protect them, not you. The bank, despite charging you for account maintenance, is not the custodian of your money. They’re just another player in this cruel game. And if you try to report the theft to the authorities? You’ll go through hoops, paying fees for filing a report, only to be passed around between the insurance company and the bank, both of whom claim they’re not responsible. And the state? Well, they’ll just watch from the sidelines, as usual. It’s a vicious cycle: you’re forced into this so-called "bank account" system. Your account becomes a tool to settle debts with both the bank and the state. Both entities have the right to withdraw from your account without prior consent or notification. Imagine that! The state can just grab money if there’s a liquidity problem—and the insurance, well, that’s just another expense with zero real benefit. But don’t worry—the bank is here to "protect" you. Once upon a time… Today, however, banks only lend money if you already have it. Mortgages and leases? They’re available only to people who can buy the property outright. Insurance companies? They're shielded by state-backed protections, allowing them to easily shrug off responsibility. And for those lucky few who manage to get a loan, mortgage, or financing? Well, the bank will happily charge you interest on money you don’t have, while using your deposits to make more money for themselves. So, yeah. The system is built to benefit everyone, except for you. How do I know all these things ? I work in a bank.
Education
by itsmcasalinii
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