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BTC: Another Attempt To Start The Bullish TrendBTC: Another Attempt To Start The Bullish Trend
The current setup we have for BTC is one that I have shared before and it only managed to hit the first target and enter a larger structural area.
Currently BTC is transformed more but looks like we can be in a very large WXYXZ movement. BTC is on t
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Bitcoin has formed a clear descending channel after consistently printing lower highs and lower lows. However, over the past two months, price has been consolidating within a trading range, moving sideways without a clear directional trend. Curre
BTCUSDT Short: Weak Demand Signals Liquidity Sweep to 66KHello traders! Here’s my technical outlook based on the current BTCUSDT (4H) chart structure. BTC previously traded inside a range, after formed a rising trend line. The market faced rejection from a pivot high under a descending supply line, BTC broke below the trend line and the 68,400 supply zone
Bitcoin Reached the PRZ | Now the Reaction Matters MostAs I expected in the previous idea , Bitcoin ( BINANCE:BTCUSDT ) started rising from the support zone($66,400-$64,900) and reached all of its targets (full target).
Currently, Bitcoin is moving near the potential reversal zone (PRZ) and the Cumulative Short Liquidation Leverage ($68,670-$68,180
BITCOIN (BTC/USD): Classic Trend-Following PatternI see a significant bearish pattern on 📉BITCOIN a daily timeframe.
The price formed a bearish flag.
Trading in a bearish trend, the violation of a support of the flag is a strong
trend-following signal.
Consequently, we might anticipate a downward movement towards the 60,000 level.
Ethereum formed a fake bearish H&S, creating a bear trapBased on the bullish CH on the chart and the formation of higher lows, the structure is bullish on the hourly timeframes.
The market maker has created a wide ranging zone to hunt liquidity. With each drop, it gives traders the impression that sellers have stepped in, but the structure remains bulli
Bitcoin showing strong market structureBitcoin is currently showing strong market structure after holding key support zones and maintaining higher price levels. The recent price action suggests that BTC is not weak — instead, it is building momentum for a potential bullish continuation.
Bitcoin correction phase, Bitcoin is consolidating
BTCUSDT – 4H Outlook: New Consolidation RangeHello traders,
Bitcoin is showing signs of structural weakness after failing to hold the Weekly Open. This rejection suggests the market is entering a "New Range" phase, with the potential for a deeper correction if bulls can't reclaim key pivots
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The close below the Weekly Open is
Bitcoin may spike and liquidate $13B in short positionsThis analysis is an update to the one you can see in the Related Releases section:
First of all, you should know that, based on data shared by crypto statistics sites over the past few days, there is about $13 billion in short positions and only $3 billion in long positions! This liquidity makes hu
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Cryptocurrency is a type of digital currency that relies on cryptography for security, making it hard to duplicate or manipulate. It operates on blockchain technology — a shared ledger managed by a network of computers. Unlike traditional currencies, cryptocurrencies aren't controlled by central entities like governments or banks, allowing them to function independently which helped cryptocurrencies find a huge popularity among users worldwide.
Crypto mining is the process of verifying transactions on a blockchain and adding them to a decentralized ledger. It prevents double-spending and keeps the network secure.
Miners use specialized hardware and software to solve complex cryptographic problems. When successful, they earn newly created coins as a reward.
While mining is often linked to coin creation, it also plays a vital role in maintaining the security and functionality of the entire blockchain system.
Miners use specialized hardware and software to solve complex cryptographic problems. When successful, they earn newly created coins as a reward.
While mining is often linked to coin creation, it also plays a vital role in maintaining the security and functionality of the entire blockchain system.
Markets can be highly volatile — and crypto leads the pack. Prices can swing dramatically, often triggered by seemingly minor events, making it tricky to decide which coin to buy. That's why a well-rounded analysis is key.
Here's how to make smarter crypto decisions:
- Chart the price with Supercharts: apply indicators and drawing tools, leave notes and highlight trends
- Spot opportunities with tools like the Crypto Coins Screener and Heatmap
- Explore crypto trading ideas for strategies and insights
Here's how to make smarter crypto decisions:
- Chart the price with Supercharts: apply indicators and drawing tools, leave notes and highlight trends
- Spot opportunities with tools like the Crypto Coins Screener and Heatmap
- Explore crypto trading ideas for strategies and insights
Staking in crypto is when a coin holder locks up their assets for a set period to help support the blockchain's operations, such as validating transactions. In return, they earn rewards — making staking a popular way to generate passive income from crypto holdings.
The safest choice when buying cryptocurrency is to go to a well-known crypto exchange. Some of the popular names are Binance, Coinbase, Kraken. But you'll have to find a reliable broker and create an account first. You can trade crypto right from TradingView charts — just choose a broker and connect to your account.
Before you trade, it's essential to do your research:
- Analyze the chart using technical indicators
- Stay updated with the latest market news
- Evaluate risks and test your strategy
- Be prepared for all outcomes — smart preparation leads to smarter trading
Before you trade, it's essential to do your research:
- Analyze the chart using technical indicators
- Stay updated with the latest market news
- Evaluate risks and test your strategy
- Be prepared for all outcomes — smart preparation leads to smarter trading
The largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization are Bitcoin (1.32 T USD), Ethereum (244.09 B USD), and Tether USDt (184.07 B USD).
A coin's market capitalization is its price multiplied by the total number of coins in circulation. Watch detailed market cap charts to stay ahead of market trends.
TVL (Total Value Locked) measures the total amount of cryptocurrency held within a token's protocol. A higher TVL often signals stronger security, deeper liquidity, and greater trust from the community.
Explore the full list of coins ranked by TVL to make smarter trading decisions.
Explore the full list of coins ranked by TVL to make smarter trading decisions.
Today, coins with the biggest price growth are River (21.81%), Midnight (8.36%), and Zcash (7.07%). Check out the full list of crypto market gainers to spot market trends.
Today, coins with the biggest price loss are Trust Wallet Token (18.96%), Kite (13.12%), and siren (12.98%). Check out the full list of crypto market losers to spot market trends.
In crypto, dominance refers to a coin's market cap relative to the total market cap of the broader crypto market. It shows how much influence a coin has compared to the rest.
On TradingView, crypto dominance is calculated by dividing a coin's market cap by the combined market cap of the top 125 coins, then multiplying by 100. It's a useful metric to gauge a coin's relative strength and market position.
On TradingView, crypto dominance is calculated by dividing a coin's market cap by the combined market cap of the top 125 coins, then multiplying by 100. It's a useful metric to gauge a coin's relative strength and market position.
Before jumping into live crypto markets, it's smart to test your trading skills. With Paper Trading on TradingView, you can practice strategies in real time without risking real money — just click the Paper Trading icon in the trading panel.
Want to sharpen your edge even more? Try Bar Replay to simulate past price action and fine-tune your approach.
Want to sharpen your edge even more? Try Bar Replay to simulate past price action and fine-tune your approach.
Crypto prices are shaped by many of the same factors as stocks — but with a unique twist. Market sentiment is especially powerful: news about regulations, mainstream adoption, or tech upgrades can send prices soaring or crashing. For example, tweets from figures like Elon Musk have caused spikes in Bitcoin and Dogecoin, while events like China's crypto crackdown triggered sharp sell-offs.
Other key drivers include:
- Demand for a specific coin
- Technological upgrades (e.g., network forks or improvements)
- Market liquidity
- Broader economic trends like inflation or shifting interest rates
To stay ahead, use these tools to track crypto markets and spot changes early:
- Crypto Coin Screener and Heatmap
- DEX and CEX Screeners
- Latest crypto market news
Other key drivers include:
- Demand for a specific coin
- Technological upgrades (e.g., network forks or improvements)
- Market liquidity
- Broader economic trends like inflation or shifting interest rates
To stay ahead, use these tools to track crypto markets and spot changes early:
- Crypto Coin Screener and Heatmap
- DEX and CEX Screeners
- Latest crypto market news









