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April 23 Bitcoin Bybit chart analysis

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It's a Bitcoinguide.

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Yesterday, after a long time, the participation rate on TradingView was good, so
I will continue with a series of full-public analysis articles.

At the top is the Nasdaq 30-minute chart.

There will be an indicator announcement at 11 o'clock in a little while.

Based on the gap section created at the top and bottom,
I predicted the movement of the blue finger movement path.



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This is the Bitcoin 30-minute chart.
Recently, Bitcoin has been moving autonomously,
and Tether dominance is in a vertical decline.

I won't tell you the reason for the Nasdaq decoupling separately.

The core of today's strategy is trend following.

I have never talked about all possibilities up and down without a single entry point.

*One-way long position strategy when the red finger moves

1. 93,068.9 dollar long position entry section / cut-off price when the purple support line is broken

2. 96,784 dollar long position 1st target -> Good 2nd target
Please note that the possibility of a new high is very high when the Good section is broken.

From 1 to Gap 8 at the top,
if coupled with Nasdaq, it is an upward wave. (After touching the top, wait for a long entry at the bottom)
Since the success rate can be high, please consider it as a long wait without operating a separate short position

Up to section 2 is the maximum long position waiting section.

Bottom->3 is a downward sideways movement.

The reason why I set the stop loss price when the purple support line breaks today is
Because it is the place where the previous low of the daily candle created today is broken
If it is pushed hard, it can fall to the bottom 89,597 dollars (1+4) section.

Up to this point, please use my analysis article only for reference and

I hope you operate safely with principle trading and stop loss prices.

Thank you.
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Hello.

It's a Bitcoin Guide.

I will check the movement after writing the analysis article on April 23rd.

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This is the Nasdaq 30-minute chart.
The main sections are marked with black fingers.

In the brief analysis of the blue fingers,

At the top, Gap2 -> After entering the short section 1,
It ends with a downward sideways movement.

At the bottom, the Gap section is moving sideways before and after the 18301.2 point retracement.

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This is the Bitcoin 30-minute chart.
The main sections are marked with black fingers.

In the red finger long position strategy,
I did not operate a separate short position,
but the best short in the 1st section of the purple finger,
marked at the top, is 94,267.9 dollars.

In the 93,068.9 dollars long position switching section at the bottom,
it was pushed to 92,630.1 dollars in the 2nd section,
and then finished the sideways movement without breaking away from the purple support line.

As the sideways movement continued downward,
candles were created to the right, and it came down again just before touching the bottom section.

The entry price is near the 2nd section,
so the position is being maintained.
I do not operate in a way that suddenly changes the perspective after entering long.

Since I am operating responsibly,
I will actively process the 2nd section long entry,
and continue the strategy today.

Also, I am very grateful for the many TradingView boosters and comments cheering me on yesterday and today.

But I am very offended to see that the piracy and impersonation companies that do not even know the direction of the beat are using the same auxiliary indicators and terms as me, and even blatantly copying my position.

I will inevitably take a day off from full disclosure.

I ask for your deep understanding.

Thank you.
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Hello
It's a Bitcoin Guide.

I will check the movement after writing the analysis article on April 24th.

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This is the Nasdaq 30-minute chart.
I marked the main sections with black fingers.

In the brief analysis,
Yesterday, I focused on the Gap2 retracement at the bottom with a simple sky blue finger short->long switching strategy,
But,
As it broke through the 18.7K -> 1st section that I marked,
It rose vertically without breaking the purple parallel line support line.

A new Gap section was created at the top with yesterday's movement,
And it looks like a retracement will come soon,
And yesterday, a variable came out without a Gap2 retracement,
As expected, Nasdaq should not let go of its tension.

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This is a 30-minute Bitcoin chart.
The main sections are indicated with black fingers.
At the bottom left, the purple fingers are connected to the April 23 long position entry section
92,630.1 dollars.

In the red finger long position strategy,
while breaking through the upward wave section
92.7K purple fingers
marked at the top, there is a forced coupling with Nasdaq without any minimum waves.

It did not come down to the long position entry point of 91,844.4 dollars at the bottom.

As you can see, it ended with an upward sideways movement.

Since there was no entry point touch, the strategy was canceled.

The plunge that some experts want did not occur?
In this way, trading or analysis that only depends on signals such as MACD dead crosses is not very meaningful.

I would like to explain that real-time interpretation and real-time selection are the most important.

Fortunately, the long position entry point that I entered on the 23rd

After entering 92.6K, it rose to a little less than $2,000.

It was decoupled from NASDAQ for a while,

so I had high expectations for this movement,

but it's disappointing to see similar movements again.

Since it's Friday, I'll leave it short and thick as a public disclosure and
let's go in.

Thank you.

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