@noxemux, When I hear someone say “gaps always get filled”, to me that just means “if the market traded at any price once, it will most likely trade at that price again.” It could be in the next week or in five years. While gaps are an interesting marker on a chart because they signify a market moving event, they can’t predict when a market will trade at those prices again - if ever in bitcoin's case. It could be the next week or it could be ten years; you just don’t know. There's really no rational argument that says bitcoin must fill a gap. We may never see 9750 again or it maybe this week.
@noxemux, Actually it is a great example because the last "dump" was due to Covid 19 uncertainty with a very swift recovery and break through to new yearly highs. That measured move is the basis for my projection with the resistance being the half-way point to the further move on to 17,000. Whether or not it "fills the gap" is irrelevant to my analysis. If it drops to 9750 for fill, I will load up on more.
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