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Bitcoin has broken 6k. You can long the bounce, but expect lower

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Everything should be on the chart. We now know that the retail who were long before the dump are now short. So you can probably pull off a low leverage long either here or at a lower price.

Keep in mind due to the extreme drop we just had, there is a high chance for a further dump, so make sure you use a stop loss below the liquidations.

Thanks for viewing! I have remained bearish on Bitcoin for the past few months and have stated I expect a minimum of 4.6k USD. The real bear market will last until the halving. Hopefully volatility picks up so we can make money in the meantime. Anything is better than a flat market.

It's a bad time to be a bull but keep in mind if we do get another final rally for crypto, this is the time to be buying Bitcoin. You can dollar cost average down and invest 5% of your cash in crypto over the next year. I do believe we will get a third rally and Bitcoin is very likely to survive. I can't say the same for altcoins.
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Also, if we do move up, you will likely be shaken out.

I believe most of you are shorting after the dump, possibly revenge trading.
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Just buy the bottom and hold your long. I believe the major stop hunt already occurred, and bitcoin is free to move up.
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Also, XRP is extremely bullish for some unknown reason. I would hold off shorting it for now.
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I am bullish here. I bought Bitcoin near the bottom. I expect at least 15 days of consolidation before the next major move.

They will their best to shake you out, like they always do. If you want to hold a position, don't use high leverage. Currently we are getting plenty of liquidations currently as people seem to have gotten back into the market, likely shorting Bitcoin.
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As for longer term, I stand by the original target of 4600, but it will take a while to get there. I don't believe Bitcoin will drop lower than 3000.
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