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+3R

+2R

After hours of ranging, +1R

Triggered

This is an outlook for $BTC for the next coming days. I’m expecting a bearish retest to the trendline, followed by a breakout to continue sells. Based on this analysis, it’s safe to say that low time frame buys are valid until we see how price reacts on this trendline.

$BTC buy

Close this sell in some profit.

Triggered

Use this entry instead

$BTC sell continuation

Sold without tagging the entry.

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This is playing right before our very eyes

We have a hit

Today just so happens to be the weekly and monthly close 👀

For now, $111k is acting as a resistance for $BTC. Keep your eyes on this region. A 4H candle close above this resistance will mean $116-$117k is the target. Another candle close above the $117k region will resume a full throttle bullish sentiment.