Bitcoin and Gann’s Square of Nine
I realize that this column is meant to be focused on price analysis of the major cryptocurrencies, rather than on trading in general. But it is difficult to write a new article every day, particularly when not much has changed in the charts in the last 24 hours! That is the case today. Bitcoin has recovered a little bit of the ground it lost, but not enough to have made any change in the chart. Ethereum is likewise virtually unchanged as well. So, I thought I would take a look at Gann’s Square of Nine and see if it can offer any insight into Support and Resistance on Bitcoin’s chart. I....
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