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An alternative strategy/analysis "CME GAPS"Just a simple analysis or strategy for everyone to understand but please do your own research! -As you can see, after every gap is formed and after the price fluctuates, it will eventually return to the unfilled gap levels. What are CME GAPS? CME gaps refer to the difference between the trading prices of Bitcoin futures contracts when the market closes on Friday and reopens on Sunday. The gap occurs because there are no trades between the closing period on Friday and the opening on Sunday. The gap can also occur during holidays when the CME is closed. A gap is an unfilled interval on a chart, and it usually occurs when price sharply moves up or down with very little to no trading occurred in between.
CME:BTC1!Short
by Jupiterr_
$BTC weakening & comparison of Futures vs Spot, AGAINCRYPTOCAP:BTC is weakening further. Although the CMF shows TINY accumulation. #BTC MACD histogram shows a slight neg divergence. This means that there is a decent chance MACD crosses over, negative. Find it interesting that the Head & Shoulders neckline is right at the Nov 2022 bottom #Bitcoin trendline, blue dotted line. -------------------------- Now let's compare Futures vs Spot RSI on spot CRYPTOCAP:BTC is much weaker compared to derivatives. CMF shows huge differences between Futures vs Spot #BTC: Futures Sold off & slow grind up vs Spot volatility This was short covering vs Spike = false reading Countless examples over the years on why using #bitcoin futures/derivatives charts is better, #crypto
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by ROYAL_OAK_INC
BTC UpdateI think it'll hit the July high again, but then again, I'm thinking the stock market will as well, and that's a safer bet. It hasn't been trading with the market on a day to day basis but for the most part, BTC is trending with the general market. Other cryptos are in the garbage pile along with garbage stocks like PTON, SFIX, FCEL, BLDP, etc. VFS stock shows how quickly bubbles die in a high interest rate environment. I don't recommend cryptos, but just posting this because I know some of my followers trade crypto and I plotted it so might as well post it.
CME:BTC1!
by hungry_hippo
Understanding Bitcoin CME Gaps: Importance/Trading StrategiesBitcoin CME Gaps are price gaps that occur in the Bitcoin futures market, specifically on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). These gaps happen when the closing price of a Bitcoin futures contract on the CME differs significantly from the opening price of the next contract. Here's why they are important and how to trade them briefly: Importance: Technical Analysis: Traders often pay attention to CME Gaps because they can act as significant support or resistance levels on Bitcoin's price chart. Market Psychology: These gaps can signal abrupt shifts in market sentiment, which can influence future price movements. Volatility: Bitcoin is known for its price volatility, and CME Gaps can exacerbate price swings, making them important for risk management. How to Trade: Fill the Gap: Some traders believe that CME Gaps tend to get "filled" eventually, meaning that Bitcoin's price will return to the level of the gap and close it. They might place buy orders just above the gap and sell orders just below it. Confirmation: It's essential to wait for confirmation before trading CME Gaps. This can include observing price action, volume, and overall market sentiment. Risk Management: Trading CME Gaps can be risky. Use stop-loss orders to limit potential losses, and don't bet too much of your capital on a single trade. Remember that while CME Gaps can be significant, they are not foolproof trading signals, and trading cryptocurrencies is inherently risky. It's crucial to have a well-thought-out trading plan and consider other factors, such as fundamental analysis and market news, in your decision-making process.
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by sailortrades
BTC: Is this Choice a Prelude to a Storm?In the world of cryptocurrency, the winds of change are ever-shifting. Bitcoin, the pioneer of digital currencies, has seen its fair share of ups and downs. Today, as we witness its return to familiar territory, the question that looms large is whether this is the calm before the storm. The cryptocurrency markets are known for their volatility, and Bitcoin's recent movements have raised eyebrows. Many are speculating that a significant downturn may be on the horizon. Could Bitcoin be poised for a rapid descent, preparing itself to welcome the giants of the corporate and institutional world? As we delve into the intricacies of Bitcoin's current trajectory, join us on a journey through the highs and lows, and explore the factors at play. Is this the moment when Bitcoin finds its true place in the financial landscape, or are we on the verge of a seismic shift that will reshape the crypto industry once again? Stay tuned as we unravel the mysteries behind Bitcoin's return and what it may signify for the future of digital finance.
CME:BTC1!Short
by Blackrockcrypto2023
BTC Long, bottom or another bear trap?28.5k is the invalidation line for continued bull momo. Close below it on the dailv and I think BTC either sees another bear trap/ deviation to 26k followed by a bull reversal to 37k. If the bear trap is set it is extremely risky to play. If it fails, BTC could hit at least 23k for AUG and 20k to 18.8k for SEP because both are statistically red months during the recovery phase of previous bull runs. However, there is a minor bull case for the bulls considering we are at the bottom end of a linear regression trend from the bottom at 16k to the current price. Nonetheless, I do expect volatility soon. Trades: Trade 1 Long 28650, sl 28000, tp 30500, 32000, 36500, 40000 Conviction moderate. High chance of getting stopped out if 28.5k keeps getting tested and removing liquidity from that region. Trade 2 Long 26300, sl 24000, tp 30500, 32000, 36500, 40000 Conviction high. Lowered chance of getting stopped out and if a bear trap were to occur, this is the ideal entry. Trade 3 Short 30500, sl 32000, tp 28500, 26500 (close here if there's bull volume), 24500, 21000, 19500 Conviction moderate. Might get front runned ~29.5k. but use this trade as a hedge against another false rally that leads into a bear trap ~26k, or even worse at 20k if theres no bullish volume for the expected trap.
CME:BTC1!Long
by linebands
Bitcoin - Nobody expects such a move.3 month liquidity hited. Level 31730. 6 month liquidity hited. Level 31730. these levels also coincide with the fibonacci level. this is the seller's discount zone 0.5% What is interesting is that the monthly high was also taken out, by the previous maximum. There is still a gap below that needs to be covered. Nobody expects such a move. Recently, miners have put bitcoins on exchanges to hedge, I don't know how to find this information correctly. There is no greed in the market, but there is some liveliness of the market, I started to hear a lot about 32 35 40 thousand dollars for bitcoin from some young analysts. These are all thoughts in the ear, if you have an alternative opinion, please write.
CME:BTC1!Short
by Artem_Dishel
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Can Bullrun Start Without Gap Fill? 🌄🕳️ The Gap Dilemma: Price gaps occur when there's a notable difference between the closing price of one trading period and the opening price of the next, often seen on the charts as a "hole" in price action. 🔍 Gap Filling: Traditional market wisdom suggests that gaps tend to get filled, meaning that the price revisits the gap area and trades within it. In Bitcoin's case, this could mean a retracement to fill a previous gap before further upward movement. 📈 Historical Anomalies: Interestingly, Bitcoin has shown a tendency to defy this norm. In its historical price data, there have been instances where significant bullish trends started without revisiting or filling previous gaps. 🌐 Market Sentiment: Bitcoin's behavior often reflects overall market sentiment. If there's overwhelming bullish sentiment, it might bypass gap filling and initiate an upward move. 🚧 Caution Required: While Bitcoin's past actions might suggest the possibility of such scenarios, it's important to approach each situation with caution. Market conditions can change, and historical patterns don't guarantee future outcomes. 💡 The Takeaway: Bitcoin's unique nature means it doesn't always conform to conventional market expectations. While gap filling is a common phenomenon, the cryptocurrency has demonstrated the ability to start bullish trends without revisiting these gaps. In trading and investing, adaptability and a comprehensive strategy are key. Keep a close eye on market sentiment, technical analysis, and news developments to make informed decisions. Remember, there are no absolutes in the crypto world, and flexibility in your approach is your greatest asset! 📊🚀
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by AlexWhale