Bitcoin Spot To Derivatives Flow Forms Historical Bullish Pattern

Bitcoin spot to derivatives exchange flow has surged up recently, something that has preceded local bottoms for the crypto in the past. Bitcoin All Exchanges To Derivative Exchange Flow Observes Uplift As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, whales have been moving their coins into derivative exchanges recently. The relevant indicator here […]

On-chain data shows whales are sending their Bitcoin from spot exchanges to derivatives, indicating that they are building up their positions. Bitcoin Whales Build Up Their Positions On Derivative Exchanges As pointed out by a CryptoQuant post, Bitcoin whales seem to be moving their crypto from spot exchanges to derivative exchanges. The relevant indicator here is the “all exchanges to derivative exchanges flow mean,” which shows the total amount of coins being transferred from spot exchanges to derivative exchanges. When the value of this metric shows continuous high values,....

On-chain data shows Bitcoin whales are transferring large amounts to derivatives exchanges right now, a signal that more volatility could be ahead for the crypto. Bitcoin All Exchanges To Derivatives Flow Continues To Show High Value As explained by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, BTC whale activity on derivatives exchanges still seems to be high. The relevant indicator here is the “all exchanges to derivatives exchanges flow,” which measures the total amount of Bitcoin moving from spot exchange wallets to derivatives. When the value of this metric spikes up, it means whales....

Many successful traders look for double bottom and W bottom reversal patterns on technical charts in order to spot powerful price reversals. Trading in the direction of the trend is one of the best ways to be profitable. If traders learn to spot a new trend early, it provides an opportunity to buy with a good risk to reward ratio. In addition to identifying a trend, traders should also be able to recognize when it has reversed direction.While several patterns signal a possible trend change, one of the easiest to spot is the double bottom pattern. This can help traders change their strategy....

In classical technical analysis, an ascending triangle forms either as a continuation pattern midway through an uptrend or as a reversal pattern at the end of a downtrend. A break out of the triangle (i.e. a candlestick close above the upper channel) signifies a pattern completion, and infers a target of at least the height of the triangle in question. A quick look at the 15 minute price chart on the bitstamp feed reveals just such a pattern, and - therefore - offers up a bullish bias for the latter half of this week. We are currently trading just shy of 237, and approaching the apex of....