Technical Analysis: Roman Circus at the Bitcoin Exchange?
The bitcoin price started a brief lateral movement period to accomplish the end of its first main technical cycle. Now, a congestion area is providing an accumulation opportunity, with support at $600 and resistance at $820, preparing for the rise to $1800. The past rounded-bottom is history, and now fundamentals, political factors and news are inconsistent enough to allow the current congestion area before a new rise to the annual objective near $1800. Technical tools are giving good signals to trade during an accumulation time period while the next big pattern takes place. Small,....
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