The second pancake really has its ups and downs, and it's stuck here at 1850 again. Other coins have smooth paths after overcoming a hurdle.
The second pancake has another pit ahead even after clearing one hurdle, and there's some water in the pit with a couple of nails in it.
The second pancake is really tough; you need to work hard, second pancake.
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Talking about the chart: In the 4-hour level, this bearish candle pointed to by the yellow arrow must be engulfed by a strong bullish candle; otherwise, the second pancake must pull back. Let's wait and see.
Break above 1823 with volume for a buy on the right side; if it breaks below 1816 with volume, look for a sell on the right side. Pay attention to volume changes and set your stop-loss well.
I'm not a person who talks a lot; if you take your time with me, if you can't keep up, find out the reason yourself.
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The second pancake must break and stabilize above 1836 at the hourly level to challenge the target positions above: 1850-1872-1916. If it can't go up, it's all in vain.
At the 4-hour level, breaking below 1810 looks down towards 1779-1746; looking back at the hourly level, since the second pancake doesn't want to move up.
Let me show you a clear path downwards to look for stronger support to activate buying pressure to push upwards.
