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New trade I closed that perivous trade..
tp and entry Price
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use low leverage
trade at your own risk
do your own research
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New trade I closed that perivous trade..
tp and entry Price
check screen shot
use low leverage
trade at your own risk
do your own research
#Profitfirst
#Barish
I think all of you are offline
if you missed this signal
no worries
another of opportunity out there
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share your thoughts as well
if you missed this signal
no worries
another of opportunity out there
#Barish
share your thoughts as well
Slam everyone
Singal ready
#1000FLOKIUSDT
Entry : market price
SL and TP I will Post after sometime
Trade at your own risk
use low leverage .
Do your own research
Singal ready
#1000FLOKIUSDT
Entry : market price
SL and TP I will Post after sometime
Trade at your own risk
use low leverage .
Do your own research
Bitcoin: Whales, retailers take different approaches as BTC struggles
Bitcoin [BTC] has experienced positive price trends over the last few days but hasn’t stopped retail investors from selling off their holdings.
Despite the price increase, retail traders continue offloading their BTC, while institutional investors have been quietly accumulating.
Bitcoin whales continue accumulating
Recent data from CryptoQuant revealed that while retail investors have been selling, institutional wallets have been accumulating Bitcoin.
Over the past 30 days, institutional wallets have amassed over 67,000 BTC. The accumulation brought their total holdings to over 3.9 million BTC.
The sell-off by retail investors is likely due to the sideways price movement that Bitcoin experienced in previous weeks before the recent uptrend.
These price stagnations often lead retail investors to lose confidence and sell their holdings, anticipating buying back at higher prices once market sentiment improves.
On the other hand, institutional players accumulating during the downturn are expected to distribute their BTC when the price increases.
Ongoing selling pressure
AMBCrypto’s analysis of the Bitcoin Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) showed that selling pressure continued to dominate despite the recent price rise.
As of this writing, the CMF stood at around -0.04, indicating slightly more selling pressure than buying pressure
A negative CMF suggests that Bitcoin is still being distributed, with more sellers than buyers in the market.
When the CMF is below zero, it signals that selling activity is stronger than buying, which can create downward pressure on the price.
If the CMF moves back into positive territory, it would confirm that buying pressure is increasing, potentially supporting further price growth.
However, if the CMF remains negative or falls further, it could indicate a weakening buyer interest, leading to possible price consolidation or even a pullback in the coming days.
#BTC☀
#Barish
Bitcoin [BTC] has experienced positive price trends over the last few days but hasn’t stopped retail investors from selling off their holdings.
Despite the price increase, retail traders continue offloading their BTC, while institutional investors have been quietly accumulating.
Bitcoin whales continue accumulating
Recent data from CryptoQuant revealed that while retail investors have been selling, institutional wallets have been accumulating Bitcoin.
Over the past 30 days, institutional wallets have amassed over 67,000 BTC. The accumulation brought their total holdings to over 3.9 million BTC.
The sell-off by retail investors is likely due to the sideways price movement that Bitcoin experienced in previous weeks before the recent uptrend.
These price stagnations often lead retail investors to lose confidence and sell their holdings, anticipating buying back at higher prices once market sentiment improves.
On the other hand, institutional players accumulating during the downturn are expected to distribute their BTC when the price increases.
Ongoing selling pressure
AMBCrypto’s analysis of the Bitcoin Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) showed that selling pressure continued to dominate despite the recent price rise.
As of this writing, the CMF stood at around -0.04, indicating slightly more selling pressure than buying pressure
A negative CMF suggests that Bitcoin is still being distributed, with more sellers than buyers in the market.
When the CMF is below zero, it signals that selling activity is stronger than buying, which can create downward pressure on the price.
If the CMF moves back into positive territory, it would confirm that buying pressure is increasing, potentially supporting further price growth.
However, if the CMF remains negative or falls further, it could indicate a weakening buyer interest, leading to possible price consolidation or even a pullback in the coming days.
#BTC☀
#Barish
All market why is
down 👇 😒 why?
When i join crypto
i made a lot of
profit But now a
lot of loss is being
#Barish
down 👇 😒 why?
When i join crypto
i made a lot of
profit But now a
lot of loss is being
#Barish