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#BTCDominanceInfluenceOnTheMarket
#JustAfterLatestATH
We hear a lot about #altsesaon and #BullOnTheRun around here.
Yet absolutely everyone has already observed that $BTC reached a last ATH recently, right?
But what usually happens next? Especially when its dominance increases?
Did you analyze the following article as well as the dominance of $BTC to understand the alternative in play and take your precautions in one direction and the other? šš
Today, what really matters is to unite our thinking capacity to try to predict when and at what price BTC will reach a sufficiently strong support (or its next ATL), after which the market will take off again š.
#TrainYourselfAndTrainOthers š¤
#BTCDominanceInfluenceOnTheMarket
#JustAfterLatestATH
We hear a lot about #altsesaon and #BullOnTheRun around here.
Yet absolutely everyone has already observed that $BTC reached a last ATH recently, right?
But what usually happens next? Especially when its dominance increases?
Did you analyze the following article as well as the dominance of $BTC to understand the alternative in play and take your precautions in one direction and the other? šš
Today, what really matters is to unite our thinking capacity to try to predict when and at what price BTC will reach a sufficiently strong support (or its next ATL), after which the market will take off again š.
#TrainYourselfAndTrainOthers š¤
What happens when BTC just hits an ATH and its dominance increases in parallel?
#Bitcoin
#CryptoMarket
#BTCDominance
#MarketTrends
#SeriousAnalysis
What are the likely consequences of the following historical observation?
The observation that Bitcoin ($BTC ) reaches an all-time high (ATH) followed by a decline over a 2-8 month period is generally correct.
Historically, after reaching an ATH, Bitcoin has often experienced phases of correction or consolidation before resuming an uptrend.
Historical examples:
December 2017: Bitcoin reached an ATH of around $20,000. Its price then declined gradually over several months, reaching around $6,000 in June 2018.
#CryptoMarket
#BTCDominance
#MarketTrends
#SeriousAnalysis
What are the likely consequences of the following historical observation?
The observation that Bitcoin ($BTC ) reaches an all-time high (ATH) followed by a decline over a 2-8 month period is generally correct.
Historically, after reaching an ATH, Bitcoin has often experienced phases of correction or consolidation before resuming an uptrend.
Historical examples:
December 2017: Bitcoin reached an ATH of around $20,000. Its price then declined gradually over several months, reaching around $6,000 in June 2018.
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