Bitcoin is currently trading sideways below the $55,000 level. We will likely see slow, choppy movement for the next couple of days before the next significant move. Bitcoin is trading near the mining cost, so it may be a good time to accumulate some BTC for the long term.
Читать полностью…Yesterday, the Spot #Bitcoin ETF experienced a massive outflow of over $170 million!
Читать полностью…Bitcoin broke the symmetric triangle pattern in a downward direction with a big red candle. Things are turning bad, and the price touched the sub-$ $52,000 level. Let's see if the price can be able to reclaim the $55,000 level or not.
Support Area: $52,000-$53,000
Major Support Area: $48,000-$50,000
Short-term holders are bearing the brunt of market pressure, with increasing unrealized losses over the past few months. However, these losses haven't yet reached full bear market levels, resembling more the volatility of 2019.
Читать полностью…Bitcoin is currently moving sideways and forming a symmetric triangle on lower time frames. There may be trading within the triangle for a while, and the breakout of this pattern will decide the next move.
Читать полностью…The long-term holder (LTH) vs. short-term holder (STH) supply ratio is a key metric for investors. If you're a long-term investor, it's typically wise to follow the actions of LTHs, as they are less influenced by short-term market fluctuations.
Читать полностью…DOGE analysis:
The price is currently trading within a falling wedge pattern and is approaching a crucial point. A breakout to the upside is considered bullish and is likely to initiate a strong rally. You may consider opening a long position near the support area or after breaking the falling wedge pattern to the upside.
Support Area: $0.0935-$0.0955
Resistance Area: $0.11-$0.115
THETA analysis:
Price has broken the falling wedge pattern and is currently testing the support area. Consider opening a long position around the support area with a stop loss. There is potential for a continuation of the upward movement.
Support Area: $1.05-$1.15
Resistance Area: $1.34-$1.45
TON analysis:
The price is currently in a downtrend following the arrest of Telegram CEO Durov in France. It is now testing the support zone and the price needs to hold this level. You could consider accumulating some TON here with a stop loss. If the price breaks below this support area, it could potentially drop to below $3.50.
Support Area: $4.50-$4.70
Resistance Area: $6.00-$6.25
ELF analysis:
Price is gradually approaching the support area. Consider opening a long position near the support area. There is a downtrend line acting as a resistance area, and a breakout above this line will likely result in a strong upward rally.
Support Area: $0.324-$0.337
Resistance Area: $0.48-$0.52
Bitcoin has rebounded after testing the support line. The price was able to break out of the falling wedge pattern in an upward direction but was rejected near the key level of $60,000. A falling wedge is considered a bullish pattern, and we might see another test of the $60,000 resistance level.
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What are Market Makers and Market Takers?
Market Makers
Exchanges often calculate the market value of an asset with an order book. This is where it collects all the offers to buy and to sell from its users. You might submit an instruction that looks like the following: Buy 800 BTC at $4,000, for example. This is added to the order book, and it will be filled when the price reaches $4,000.
Maker (Post Only) Order like the one described requires that you announce your intentions ahead of time by adding them to the order book. You’re a maker because you’ve “made” the market, in a sense. The exchange is like a grocery store that charges a fee to individuals to put goods on the shelves, and you’re the person adding your own inventory.
It’s common for big traders and institutions (like those specializing in high-frequency trading) to take on the role of market makers. Alternatively, small traders can become makers, simply by placing certain order types that aren’t executed immediately.
Please note that using a limit order does not guarantee that your order will be a maker order. If you want to make sure the order goes into the order book before it is filled, please select “Post only” when placing your order (currently only available on the web version and desk version).
Market Takers
If we keep the store analogy going, then surely you’re putting your inventory on the shelves for someone to come and purchase it. That someone is the taker. Instead of taking tins of beans from the store, though, they’re eating into the liquidity you provide.
Think about it: by placing an offer on the order book, you increase the liquidity of the exchange because you make it easier for users to buy or sell. On the other hand, a taker removes part of that liquidity. with a market order – an instruction to buy or sell at the current market price. When they do this, existing orders on the order book are filled immediately.
If you’ve ever placed a market order on Binance or another cryptocurrency exchange to trade, say then you’ve acted as a taker. But note that you can also be a taker using limit orders. The thing is: you are a taker whenever you fill someone else's order.
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SOL tapped into the support area and bounced from there. Hopefully, you have purchased some SOL. You can still place your orders in the support zone and wait. We may see a bounce from here towards the resistance area. The support and resistance levels remain unchanged.
Читать полностью…IDEX analysis :
IDEX have a fakeout of the major resistance area and dropping lower towards the next major support zone, IDEX looks strong enough for trading this range, buy position can be opened at support.
Major Resistance : $0.046 - $0.048
Major Support : $0.034 - $0.036
THETA is currently testing the support area and holding it well. If you have opened long positions, then increase your stop loss and hold the trade. We may see a bounce from the support area in the coming days. The resistance level remains the same.
Читать полностью…ETH analysis:
ETH has dropped to a major support area and gained liquidity from there. Consider purchasing some ETH near the support area as we might see a bounce.
JUP analysis:
JUP is currently testing the major support area, and a bounce is expected from here. Consider accumulating some JUP in the support area. A good rally may occur when the SOL meme season returns.
Support Area: $0.65-$0.71
Resistance Area: $0.89-$0.95
DOGE has broken out of the falling wedge pattern and the price is currently retesting it. You can consider opening a long position with a tight stop loss below the support area. There's a possibility of the upward movement continuing towards the resistance area.
Читать полностью…AR analysis:
Price is now testing the resistance area and a break above this area will send the price towards the major resistance area. A rejection from here will send the price towards the support area and this is the zone for new entries.
Support Area: $15.00-$16.50
Resistance Area: $21.50-$23.00
Educational Post
What is Fungibility?
An asset is considered fungible when its units are interchangeable with one another, meaning they are indistinguishable. In other words, an asset class is fungible when each unit of the asset has the same validity and market value. For example, a pound of pure gold is equal to any other pound of pure gold, regardless of the shape. Other examples of fungible asset classes may include commodities, fiat currencies, bonds, precious metals, and cryptocurrencies.
However, an equal exchange of a fungible asset does not necessarily mean exchanging of two identical units. As long as the transaction happens between instruments of the same kind and that share the same functionality, it can be considered as an equal exchange. For instance, a five-dollar bill can be exchanged with five one-dollar bills, but they have the same validity. In this example, the US dollar is the fungible asset, while the bills merely represent their underlying value.
In general, most cryptocurrencies are considered fungible assets. For example, we may consider Bitcoin fungible because each unit of BTC is equivalent to any other unit, meaning they have the same quality and functionality. So it doesn’t really matter in which block the coins were issued (mined), all Bitcoin units are part of the same blockchain and have the same functionality. Note that if someone forks the blockchain and create a new Bitcoin, those coins won’t be considered original as they would be part of another network.
It has been pointed out that due to the inherent traceability of BTC and similar cryptocurrencies, some coins might be less desirable than others - especially if they have been previously used in dubious or illicit activities. This means that some merchants or service provides may deny receiving Bitcoins as payments if they believe those particular coins were used by criminals in the past.
Unlike some tend to believe, however, this fact doesn’t remove Bitcoin’s property of fungibility. Traceability and fungibility are two different things and, despite their transactional history, each Bitcoin is still the same in terms of quality, technology, and functionality. Similarly, the US dollar is still a fungible asset, although criminals have been using it for illicit activities for many decades.
Bitcoin experienced a minor price increase to trigger the liquidation of overleveraged positions. The current market is characterized by sideways movement and choppiness, which is likely to continue for the rest of the week.
Читать полностью…From a macro perspective, the current spot price of Bitcoin is trading approximately 22% below its all-time high (ATH), a relatively shallow drawdown when compared to historical bull market trends.
Читать полностью…Bitcoin is currently struggling to break above the $60,000 level and is heading downward. The price needs to remain above the $55,000 level; otherwise, the situation could deteriorate, potentially leading to a drop towards the $52,000 level. It might be a good time to consider accumulating some Bitcoin (BTC) and other altcoins for the mid-term.
Читать полностью…JUST IN: The % of illiquid #Bitcoin supply has just hit a new all-time high!
Nearly 74% of $BTC circulating supply is now classified as illiquid, according to Glassnode data.
The Halving-induced supply shock is intensifying, tightening the squeeze as we approach the next major bull run.
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NMR analysis:
Price is currently trading in a falling wedge pattern and has been rejected from the resistance line. The price is unable to maintain support and is currently moving downwards. This is a no-trade zone, and it's better to wait for new entry opportunities.
Resistance Area: $16.00-$17.50
When comparing monthly price volatility to net liquidation volumes, there's a noticeable correlation between the two. This highlights how market volatility can be intensified by the unwinding of leveraged positions, as traders get caught on the wrong side of sudden market movements.
Читать полностью…Bitcoin is testing the falling wedge support line and let's see if the price is able to bounce from here. Let's see how Global markets open today.
Читать полностью…Educational Post
What is Breakeven Multiple?
Breakeven Multiple is the value by which the current price of a coin or asset needs to be multiplied by to reach its Breakeven Point (BEP). The Breakeven Point is the initial acquisition cost paid by a trader or investor (including trading fees). Therefore, when the market price of an asset drops below the price paid, the trader would need it to rise again in order to break even, so they can close their positions without gains or losses.
For example, if a trader buys a coin at a market price of $10 per unit, and then it falls to $5, he would need that coin value to double (100% increase) in order to return to its initial purchase price. In this case, the breakeven multiple would be 2.
Sometimes, the Breakeven Multiple may also refer to the multiple by which a cryptocurrency (or any other asset) needs to rise in order to reach its previous All-Time High (ATH). For example, let’s imagine that a cryptocurrency ATH was $1,000, but it is now being traded for $250 (75% drop). In this case, the breakeven multiple is 4 because it needs to experience a 4-fold gain (300% increase) in order to reach its peak price again.
Note that the breakeven multiple is not a percentage, but an absolute number. If we consider the drop percentage of the previous example (75%), the price of that asset would need to increase 300% (4x) to reach $1,000 again.