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Updated: 2026-09-03
$OTHERS 1M chart Printed a textbook Morning Star reversal pattern 👀 Still facing the EMA50 resistance though, but the way everything is shaping up September could be pretty bullis…
$ARB +55% so far 👀
$BTC 1D chart update So far so good. This chart is valid Here's what I'm expecting next: a pump to $85-88k by the end of the month and a 2-month correction after that
💭 People ask me if I'm still bearish or fully bullish now, still expecting new lows or not, etc. This is my main scenario as long as we stay above the 200-Day MA. ⚠️ If we lose th…
This Morning Star reversal pattern on the monthly usually marks the beginning of a new Bull Market 📈 🧐 $BTC
It’s hard to be a bear (expect new lows) when $BTC prints a monthly candle like this
The 50-Week MA rejected the price 🤷♂️ $BTC
In 2015 $BTC had a similar bullish breakout above the 21-Week EMA, but was rejected by the 50-Week MA 🔨 The pump got fully retraced and on Bitfinex $BTC even made a new Low 🤷♂️ …
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