Bitcoin is Arguably Back in Bull Mode After Correcting for the Second Half of 2019
Bitcoin is arguably back in bull mode after correcting for the second half of 2019.
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Bitcoin is arguably back in bull mode after correcting for the second half of 2019.
The crypto market is lighting up green with BCH, BSV, and DASH making notable runs as Bitcoin breaks out of its downtrend channel.
One way to try to predict when the next alt season will come is to look at the Bitcoin Dominance chart. Specifically a downtrend in the dominance chart means alt season is on.
Poloniex blocking US customers on May 16th started an altcoins slump. Will the last of the geoblocks by Binance on Sept 1st cause an altcoin pump?
BTC has been consolidating on top of the 0.382 fib after pulling back in from the 0.618 in 2019 measuring from the top of the 2017 bubble to the bottom in 2018.
We discuss how to use Bollinger Bands for automated trading. The key to creating an effective Bollinger Band strategy is finding the right parameters.
Up until last week or so it was very easy to argue that we started a new bull market, and that it looked like the bottom is in. Now we have a needed correction. This correction will be a good test of the bull.
Bitcoin (BTC) did a classic Bart from May 26th to May 30th. A Bart is a crypto pattern that includes one big green candle and one big red candle of equal magnitude.
The total crypto market cap excluding BTC is actually in a longterm uptrend since 2015, and after a brutal 2018, back in an uptrend in 2019 as well.
We hadn’t had anything that looked like a bull run in crypto until recently, now we have that typical sizable crypto correction (brought on by a quick dump). Will this dip be bought, or will we see 2018 style panic selling?
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