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BTC Scythe in formation.. Will it cup or crash ??
Grid entries and exits on this volatile market are paying ok.
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I see a broadening bottom testing top trend....
Grid entries and exits on this volatile market are paying ok.
Well tuned and maintained Passivbot going great with the swings.
I see a broadening bottom testing top trend....
Comment:
1min candles well and truly broken up and out of broadening bottom, next stop is light blue 50% retrace of last bear run.
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Just an idea, Start grid entering in on a short position if not already..
Comment:
You've probably exited on grid or filled most of your targets
Personally running 26 to 37x leverage these 600 dollar increments at this height of bitcoin produce a relatively sustainable profit above fee without becoming too long in the tooth
You might extend your grid a few 600s lower to 31.6k to pick up a 50% retrace on the current bull run down to the 50%er of the last bear run (cyan axis at 33.4k)
Personally running 26 to 37x leverage these 600 dollar increments at this height of bitcoin produce a relatively sustainable profit above fee without becoming too long in the tooth
You might extend your grid a few 600s lower to 31.6k to pick up a 50% retrace on the current bull run down to the 50%er of the last bear run (cyan axis at 33.4k)
Trade closed: target reached:
Last target reached, 50% retrace back to 31.6k
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Please note that I am currently straddling (I think that is the correct term). Two accounts, one long and one short both entering and exiting on a grid. I tend to increase grid entries further from position price and the inverse for exits so I take profits on grid at constant profit approx, so larger exits first at minimum markup.
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