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Last week we started the week with a run to make new ATH’s and then a drop back down to the 50DMA. New ATH’s on Wednesday and then a gap down Thursday. Watch that red signal line Thursday going into Friday - clear resistance (at the red arrows) We saw resistance at the 35EMA and the red signal line and we dropped all the wan down to the 50DMA. Friday was intense, I did take a red day on Friday but still had a good week overall.
?#BTC Support and Resistance Zones Worth Watching ?From a structural perspective, we are once again blocked near 99,000. The downward momentum at the 4-hour level has not weakened, so 97,000 is considered a short-term pressure zone, and 95,000 has a support effect. ➡️From a morphological perspective, the price is blocked and falls back after approaching the upper edge of the triangle, so the support zone worthy of our attention is near the lower edge of the triangle at 94,000. Let's see? ?If you like my analysis, please like? and share? BITGET:BTCUSDT.P
On February 15th, we received an entry signal when the PSAR turned bullish. On February 18th, the PSAR was hit, signaling an exit. On February 22nd, the day closed above the initial entry level from February 15th. This gives us a potential opportunity to enter again since we had a close above the original entry signal. You can enter now or wait for the daily close; it’s your choice. However, there is no 200-period SMA available to guide us on the long-term trend, so proceed with caution. Stop Loss (SL): Set the stop loss at the current level of the PSAR dots to manage risk. Monitor My Idea: Keep monitoring my idea for any changes in trend or potential profit-taking opportunities. Thank you!
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Nat Gas is coiling inside a symmetrical triangle, meaning a breakout is coming soon. The big question is: which direction? Key Levels to Watch Resistance: $4.20 - $4.22 → If we break and hold above, bulls could take over. Support: $4.10 - $4.12 → If this breaks, we could see a bigger sell-off. Right now, the setup leans slightly bearish, but I’m not convinced until we get a clear break. A move below $4.10 could send us toward $4.00 - $3.80, while a breakout above $4.22 could push us to $4.30 - $4.40. What’s Driving the Market? Bullish Case (Higher Demand) A strong cold wave in the U.S. is increasing heating demand. Production freeze-offs due to extreme weather could tighten supply. Bearish Case (More Supply Coming In) U.S. production is rising, and pipeline expansions will add even more supply. Possible Russia-Ukraine ceasefire could bring more gas back into Europe, reducing global demand pressure. Both sides have strong arguments, which is why this triangle is so important—once we break out, it’ll tell us which force is stronger. How I’d Trade It If we break below $4.10, I’d look for a short: Target 1: $4.00 Target 2: $3.80 Stop loss: Above $4.15 If we break above $4.22, I’d consider a long: Target 1: $4.30 Target 2: $4.40 Stop loss: Below $4.15 Final Thoughts With market open coming up, I wouldn’t be surprised to see a gap at the open, which could hint at which way this triangle is about to break. I’m neutral for now but leaning slightly bearish, unless we get a strong push above $4.20. Let’s see how this plays out—what’s your bias? Breakout up or down?
Since the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs, their total trading volume has surpassed $750 billion, reflecting strong investor interest. The growing popularity of these instruments continues to solidify Bitcoin’s position as an asset class. ✨ Key Facts (as of today): ⚫️ IBIT by BlackRock now accounts for 75% of total ETF trading volume, up from just 25% at launch, highlighting its market dominance. ⚫️ Total assets under management have exceeded $112 billion, making #Bitcoin ETFs one of the fastest-growing segments in asset management. ⚫️ High liquidity and steady capital inflows indicate rising institutional demand, with Bitcoin being viewed not just as a speculative asset but as a long-term portfolio component. The rise of Bitcoin ETFs underscores the increasing role of crypto assets in traditional finance. As the sector evolves, we can expect more funds, a broader range of products, and deeper institutional involvement. ? CRYPTOCAP:BTC Price Analysis ? Bitcoin Update (Today’s Data): ? Price: $96,370 (-0.32% 24h) ? Market Cap: $1.9T (+0.32%) ? 24h Trading Volume: $16.63B (-66.16%) ? FDV: $2.02T ? Total Supply: 19.82M BTC / Max Supply: 21M BTC BTC is rising despite the recent Ethereum theft from the ByBit exchange, while the White House rhetoric is shifting toward Bitcoin Reserves
ALEO is bottoming out. Looking for a consolidation for a while then starting first impulse of a local cycle to 4.8 target.
Stricknadeln gibt es viele, aber welche sind wirklich gut? Ich habe meine Tante nach ihrem Geheimtipp gefragt, die seit nunmehr 30 Jahren strickt.
Ich spiele die Tomb-Raider-Abenteuer bereits seit den 1990ern und habe mich deswegen sehr über die nostalgischen Remaster-Kollektionen gefreut. Leider ist mir beim Zocken der alten Hits aber eine Schwäche aufgefallen, die ich fast 30 Jahre lang übersehen habe.Ein Kommentar von Gregor Elsholz