YFI seems exhausted, likely next target 14.5k before new highsDisclaimer: This is not financial advice
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A lot of buzz been surrounding YFI recently, I never liked the fundamentals of this coin. However, who cares about fundamentals when we can buy low and sell high? So right now I see a healthy bullish cycle which seems about ready to start with its corrective phase. The target of the correction is a round 14k, which is also where I might be looking for longs (depends of course how we get there). So the high leverage trade idea short term is a short . The following set up is backed by EW count too.
Entry: 18-19k SL: 19k TP1: 14k
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YFI/USDT (Bearish Double Top?)YFI/USDT
-This coin is painting a Bearish RSI divergence on the 4H time period
-Also, it got rejected by the previous resistance top at around 16000 range
-We can see the price is starting to build a consolidation range
-I do not recommend to buy at current market price expecting the price will go up
-It is not safe to buy inside a consolidation phase
-Especially there is a sign of weakness of the market
-I want to see where the market direction before I will plan my next trade
-Don't want to be caught on the wrong side of the boat
YFI - DeFi world is crazyTotally madness, YFI token price is almost like BTC. Thanks to Yearn Finance and a lot of yield farmers token price is mooning. I thought it was overvalued at $4000 but I don't even know what to think now. Call me crazy but I think this bubble may continue to inflate while liquidity in Yearn Finance pools continue to grow.
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