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BITCOIN FAKEOUT DUMPED TO SUPPORT: WILL 33.3K HOLD?

BINANCE:BTCUSDT   Bitcoin / TetherUS
In yesterday's post, I mentioned that it was important for Bitcoin to break above the 200MAs on the 4H timeframe at 36.3K. Failure to do so would likely result in a dump as price has been rejected multiple times from the 200MAs on the 4H timeframe. Moreover, should this rejection result in a close back within the triangle at 34.8K, then we will likely see further downward price action. Unfortunately, that is exactly what happened, as the breakout above the triangle was a false breakout and bull trap. Fortunately the move was large enough for us to secure profits. This goes to show how important it is to take profits, especially in rangebound conditions where price is likely to ping pong up and down.

Now Bitcoin is back within the triangle and testing the bottom of the triangle. Price is getting very close to the apex of the triangle, so there will likely be a breakout sooner rather than later. I'm waiting for price to breakout before entering into a new position. If price breaks below the triangle, then 30K is back in play. If price breaks up again, then 36K is the immediate level that price needs to conquer.

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