TommySantosCrypto

Bitcoin Holding Steady Above it's Falling Wedge

BITFINEX:BTCUSD   Bitcoin
The crypto market as a whole had a great day today. We all breathed a sigh of relief when Bitcoin FINALLY DID SOMETHING DIFFERENT. And for those that have been paying attention you'll know that Bitcoin continues on its Wyckoffian Accumulation pattern, having finally broken out of both its Falling Wedge and the lower resistance that makes up the Trading Range.

As of the time of this writing, we're seeing a slight pull-back, more than likely to test the top of the Falling Wedge - a Wedge, by the way, that most YouTube cryptoers hadn't even acknowledged until they needed a bullish signal to justify the breakout to the top, when they were scaring their viewers of an impending dump to the 20k's.

I like to take things one step at a time. So for the next day or so I'm not worrying about 40K or 50K. I'm laser focused HERE:

This is where we live for the next few hours. Everything else is noise. Does Bitcoin respect the top of the Wedge as support and continue up?

If the answer we get is no, then the next area I'm looking at is this:

Does Bitcoin respect the top of the Accumulation Trading Range?

If the answer we get then is no, then we look for the bearish scenario and a dump down below 30K. And while I don't believe this scenario will play out, remember that Accumulation is an intentionally executed strategy. A euphoric (albeit small) pump to the upside has massive psychology behind it after weeks of boring sideways movement. It is reasonable to believe that Market Makers would use that and then dump the market to incite a final panic sell. So be careful, and remember that dips are not scary. Dips are where wealth is made.

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