DoozerInvest

⚠️🍵 #Bitcoin Short-Term "Cup" Could End W/ Short Squeeze $BTC

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COINBASE:BTCUSD   Bitcoin
A small #shortsqueeze seems to have already occurred for $BTC, with a false break of the support trend bringing in shorts and either stopping them out or liquidating a low volume of orders. I have not shown the RSI's on here as they are both at mid-levels (50/50 chance of moving up or down), however the may be overheating slightly. This could mean a second "fake-out" break of the upper trend with a larger drop down to the $18K level. However, if this pattern plays out, this could be what reverses the crypto market in the short term. There are confluences with both the measured move and the 1.618 fib retracement level of the most recent, short-term wave down, as well as the expected pivot for a retracement back down to the upper trend, should a confirmed breakout occur. As I already stated, there is still a strong chance for either scenario to play out, so this is something I (personally) will just be tracking for the moment, but not actually trading until one of these two scenarios confirm.

How I Might be Trading this:

  • For a "fake-out" and break of the support-trend, I will be looking for a buy/long around $18,700-$18,800. I may consider shorting the break of support, however I don't really know (yet) if the risk/reward will be worth it, especially because this range being the bottom price-range seems likely to me, IMO.


  • For a break of upper, medium-term trend, I would be possibly shorting around the target zone (shown with the box), then a buy/long upon retracement and testing of the upper trend. However, where the RSI's are upon testing that level would mostly determine whether I go forward with that trade.

*This is all my opinion, based on chart data, and what I'm personally doing with my trades. This is not financial advice.*
Trade closed: stop reached:
This pattern was invalidated with the break of the support-trend.

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