The first day of Spring is this weekend on Sunday 3/20. Bitcoin 1 day candle just printed at 8pm sitting at R1 appearing to be coiling for a week now. With bullish technical indicators pointing to an upward move towards $47,202 by 3/20 the highest possibility. If movement changed on the dime the most bearish move possible is $31,468. Making a conservative analysis, most likely Bitcoin will be in the 41k-45k range between R1-R3, this upcoming weekend. Short term, Bitcoin has a usual pattern of dipping 2 hours after the 1-day candlestick closes. Here's a 4-split chart 1 week, 1 day, 4 hour and 15 minute. Here's levels on the 1 day chart:
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Some strategies: Limit bracket orders buy support levels. Limit bracket orders sell resistance levels. DCA buy market order fractions on dip. DPA sell market order fractions on rip. Hedge capital allocation with pairs, stable coin, alts, sidelines or weight. Time based dca averaging. Time based HODL holding. Momentum based capital deployment. Leveraged margin long and/or short. Alert notification trading on price or volume indicator levels. Staking for yield.
Do your own due diligence, your risk is 100% your responsibility. This is for educational and entertainment purposes only. You win some or you learn some. Consider being charitable with some of your profit to help humankind. Good luck and happy trading friends...
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This will take time to marinate. I don't expect something immediately. But many time frames continue to be bullish. I may have to figure out a risk management hedge strategy at these levels. Thinking about an MSTR put hedge. Not sure. Just an idea.
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