ChaseWallace

If then scenario where XLM defines its logo

Long
BITTREX:XLMUSD   Stellar Lumens
Alright bitcoin can obviously still visit the 4k range and that's perfectly ok. You'll get dream set ups down there. But if bitcoin defies logic, like it has, and defies the herd, like it can, then XLM would be the Elon Musk rocket ship skipping moon for mars. It's hard to ignore how the XLM chart almost mirrors the bear market of bitcoin, so it could be dropping hints of how this can play out for both. If you use a stop and bitcoin falls then who cares! (this is a usd chart so you don't get stopped in sats you get stopped in tether and lose nothing. Also I used this chart for price data history but It'll be similar with the binance usdt tether chart where I'll be playing) This is worth the risk (imo) because the targets for this chart would be trailing your stop all the way up. Swing trade this one. I wouldn't want to accidentally leave early. You can obviously sell when the 4 hr rsi is blown way out and when the candles are at a strong resistances. Those consolidations last days so you can put your money into something else moving up and then catch XLM lower. Or trail stop and hold (advised for inexperienced traders)

Entry would be green box (sorry I posted this late)
or can be the break of the local high in the current consolidation so break of .26736405
or break of the cloud with the kumo twist as you can see displayed in its last run up which also would correlate with breaking the 200 day moving average (big yellow line) bullishhhhhh


Disclaimer:
Not investment advice DYOR
This is USDT pair. That means we're trading bitcoin leveraged through alt coin for usd not btc. I do not care to build satoshis while bitcoin is in a downtrend.
This market takes your lunch though so put your stop in profit or immediately take some profit when your trade goes right so then your widened stop can't do damage.

If bitcoin poops, so does this chart. But you know this.

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