These last few months have been amazing to see Bitcoin become more professionalised as a trading instrument. When I started trading BTC back in 2011 - it was a punt, a gamble and something I hoped would grow but wasn't sure.

Throughout 2021 you have seen each swing tag key levels - value ranges, MP patterns, Fibonacci extensions and clusters. Respect Gann and Ney levels. It's been very interesting to see an instrument evolve in front of our eyes.

Although I covered recently the full years worth of BTC movement;

This all comes back to the retail psychology which was covered in the Simpson post.

To see the price respect these levels only shows the presence of institutional money flow, pulling the strings. We can see similar respect starting to form in ETH (Ethereum) too;

Looking back to this latest move up from the 28,800 level you can see the move did exactly as was expected in August.

Tagging to the pip on the way up;

In October I was showing why we where tagging a distribution level high - guess what;
There you go again.

When you put all of these components together, it's clear to see where exactly we are on the roadmap.

2022 - will be a magical year but it's not going to be as easy as many retail traders would assume or like it to be.

Have a great New Years! See you on the other side!!!



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