Category Archives for Cryptocurrencies
$BTCUSD: Will it go back up? If so, why?
$BTCUSD: Will it go back up? If so, why? After reaching 20k, it has dropped drastically and people are puzzled. Let’s analyze the charts and see what is going on. Here is the weekly chart from
Continue readingThis time it’s different…
I have been investing, trading, and following cryptocurrencies since 2011. Back then people would speak negatively about my choice to put wealth into it and I disregarded their advice because they
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Continue readingBitcoin Holds 672 Daily Resistance
Bitcoin held 672 Daily Resistance and may now consolidate over the next two weeks between the Resistance and the Weekly Support level. While price action is still bullish for the long term it has failed
Continue readingOKCoin Quarterly Futures Leading Spot Price
During this recent phase of volatility in the Bitcoin market I’ve begun experimenting with the futures at OKCoin. While I’m told most true Mooninites and Hodlers use full 20x leverage I’ve
Continue readingCryptocurrency Update
While everyone is talking about Brexit the market to play this week has been the cryptocurrency market. On tradingview.com I blog Ichimoku supports and resistances and wanted to cross post a review of
Continue readingBitcoin Fundamentals: Supply Halving Event
As of writing and according to http://www.bitcoinblockhalf.com/ there are 54 days until Bitcoin rewards are cut in half for the second time in it’s storied history. Many speculate that a reduction
Continue reading3 Step Ichimoku Trading Plan.
3 Step Ichimoku Trading Plan. Find an Email Alert (This can be any alert given by the website.). The best Email alerts are 4 time frames and above. Find the major iMTF (ichimoku Multi Time Frame)
Continue readingThe final week of Bitcoin consolidation
This week represents the end of a timing element that has held Bitcoin within a several month long consolidation following the big pop in November. Despite the bearish influences
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