Hi, this is a more local analysis of the Bitcoin situation.

After the recent falling, many are wondering - what's next?
And nobody will tell you what happens next for sure, but I will give my suggestion about the upcoming movement.

Making predictions is an unfortunate business. As you understand, I am engaged in this business. For me, it is about studying the financial markets, behavioral economics, cycles, and other aspects of the market. I'm definitely not a visionary. I analyze the market and share my observations with you. Your best "thank you" is Like and Comment!

Continuation
I'm sure 90% of traders will soon see this beautiful Head and Shoulders reversal pattern. People will definitely open the short positions around the resistance line.
I want to warn you - the most dangerous time for beginners is the flat period or sideways movement of the market when the instrument moves in a small corridor.

After most of the market participants gain short positions, a short squeeze may occur - this is the liquidation of short positions. In other words, the achievement of stop losses - in this case, the position is closed by market price and, accompanied by green candles.

If this happens - we will see a super bullish formation that will be deceiving. We will possibly make a reversal movement and go to test the level of the previous high-level 20k. It will be accompanied by the new record numbers of the long positions liquidations.

This forecast may not be valid. I see this scenario as one of the most plausible for me.

Do not trade with margin, leverage, observe risk management, best of luck to all, and big profit.

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