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Say Bye To The Bear Market If This Line Is Broken

Say bye to the bear market if this line is broken

Say Bye To The Bear Market If This Line Is Broken

This will be my final post for the day. I made a video idea about this recently, and a subsequent update…but if you don’t like watching videos for whatever reason, here it is in text form.

As you can see in this chart, we broke the two major downtrends I was looking at in bitcoin back in February. Once we broke both the bright red and the bright blue, I went long on LTC. A lot of people don’t take the linear chart seriously, but I use it just fine and still make some great trades. This is one of them. Since then, the market has been on a nice uptrend, with every selloff getting absorbed pretty well by buyers. HOWEVER, we have not seen any large buying candles in quite a while. This indicates that buyers are still hesitant, and are not convinced that the bottom is in. This makes sense, since we still have not made a higher high. And now we have our final linear resistance to contend with (dark red).

We just got rejected from that resistance yesterday. This doesn’t surprise me. However, if we don’t drop substantially here, it will mean buyers are getting less fearful. PERHAPS we can break through sooner rather than later. I think it’s more likely we see a drop in the short term, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the market recently. Either way, it’s not a buy until we break out from that final resistance. We already made it out from a similar resistance on Coinbase, and we actually broke out from the ATH – November breakdown resistance there first before we did on Bitfinex. This COULD mean that a breakout is just around the corner. And if we do break this resistance and make a higher high, it will be safe to say that the bottom is MOST LIKELY in. That target can really be anywhere from 4500 and up. We have to reassess if and when we get there.

Here is the similar resistance on Coinbase. I’ve drawn it fairly conservatively. No matter how you draw it, we’ve broken out:

Bears could easily take advantage here though, because this line has produced very powerful breakdowns in the past. Obviously if 3700-3800 and 3500 fail to hold, it won’t be looking good for bitcoin . I think a correction down to the 3700-3800 area would make sense here, since it would allow us to test that broken diagonal resistance on Coinbase as support. We can also simply break out all of a sudden. Nothing has to play out perfectly.

Another thing…longs seem to be at a relative low, while shorts still have a ways to fall to lower supports. This doesn’t necessarily predict a price move, but a break of our resistance would result in a huge surge in longs, and likely shorts stagnating or opening at higher levels.

****Interestingly enough, on Binance, we made two highs recently – $4198 and $4069. Those are the exact same two highs from January. The selling reaction hasn’t been nearly as strong (so far), but it’s odd to me that these resistances are so exact, and perfectly hit with precision. This means one of two things:
1) The price is being intentionally suppressed by those who want to confuse the market
2) People are so fearful of a dump that they stack large quantities of sells near previous highs.
3) Traders are fairly confident that the resistance will NOT be broken.
These things actually seem fairly bullish to me, if a bit suspicious.

Just something to note. This is not financial advice by any means, or even really a trade setup. This is my opinion based on what I’m seeing in the charts. I could very well be wrong, and that’s okay. This is a learning experience.

However, I HAVE made some great calls recently on alts:
Called the ONT rally well in advance
Also called the recent VET surge in advance
Same with ICX, BAT, XLM , LTC…SLT…ENG…the list goes on.
Even anticipated the stagnation in GVT (sometimes the hardest thing to do is let go of a position you’ve been in for a while) and sold it for ONT . I also sold my WTC for SLT/XLM a little while ago, which has been a good trade so far. There are plenty other good moves I’ve made since September, but I won’t list them all here. Won’t do that unless I have to prove a point for my ego’s sake. There are also a couple things I’ve gotten completely wrong (BNB, for instance…thought it would correct more).

Some of the calls I’ve made haven’t quite panned out (yet), but I’ve certainly been more right than wrong recently, and I’m proud of myself for getting better at analysis, becoming more confident, and being able to somewhat navigate this crazy market. I’m actually in the middle of writing a bit of a handbook for crypto trading (with the way I do things and see analysis – which is a bit unique).

Thanks for your support! Wish I could continue doing this indefinitely, but I’m starting to do much less play-by-play analysis (since it’s so time consuming and I’m trying to have a life).

-Victor Cobra

Published at Sat, 23 Mar 2019 01:21:43 +0000

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bitcoin Gold (BTG) is due to fork from bitcoin on block 491407 and all holders of bitcoin can be credited an equal amount of BTG to their BTC. The new coin is being launched as a response to ASIC dominance.


Bitcoin Gold is the latest bitcoin fork with the split occurring on bitcoin block 491407. The coin is seen by the developers as a response to the ASIC driven monopoly of the main bitcoin chain. As with the previous bitcoin fork for bitcoin Cash (BCH), as long as you are holding bitcoin in your own software wallet when the split occurs you will automatically receive an equal amount in bitcoin Gold (BTG).

Users with bitcoin in hardware wallets or who have them on exchanges wishing to also receive BTG would need to check with their wallet manufacturer or exchange to find out if they plan to support bitcoin Gold.

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In a recent blog post Trezor announced that although their devices support bitcoin Gold, users won’t be able to do anything other than holding it. Users can choose to export their BTG, however, that is not a procedure they recommend. The coins will therefore not be available in the Trezor wallet.

Trezor’s main issue with BTG is that the code for it currently offers no replay protection, meaning that due to the nature of the chain split there is a potential to lose or transmit your Bitcoins rather than just your bitcoin Gold. Their advice therefore would be to simply hold the BTG until replay protection is implemented by the BTG team.

The Trezor team states:

Yes, TREZOR (the device) supports bitcoin Gold. As previously mentioned, at the moment of the fork, if you have bitcoins on your TREZOR, you will also receive bitcoin gold on your TREZOR (both new and legacy accounts are supported in bitcoin gold). If you simply wish to hold BTC and BTG, there is no further action required from you.

Keepkey has announced that they too will be following the same measures as TREZOR by allowing the users of their hardware wallet to receive BTG but not immediately transact it. They advise users that if they require the immediate ability to move their BTG coins then they should, “relocate their bitcoin prior to the October 25, 2017 deadline into a wallet that has confirmed support is already in place for this new asset.”

Exchanges Weigh in on bitcoin Gold

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The Bittrex exchange tweeted that all users who have bitcoins on the exchange at the time of the fork will receive the same amount of bitcoin Gold, however, as they have no access to the BTG wallet, they will be unable to guarantee transactions or offer a market exchange for it.

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Coinbase released a statement today announcing that they will not be immediately crediting users’ wallets with BTG. They advise customers to leave their Bitcoins where they are and if they ultimately deem BTG to be a legitimate then they will begin enquiries into allowing their users to access it.

No customer action is required. Your existing bitcoin funds remain safe. We will continue to monitor the development of bitcoin Gold, and if its network proves to be both secure and valuable, Coinbase may decide to support it at a later date. At that point your account would be credited with an appropriate amount of bitcoin Gold.

The situation with bitcoin Gold is currently very unclear ahead of launch, with many exchanges and hardware providers confounded by a lack of actual reviewable wallet code.

Do you intend to claim your bitcoin Gold? What questions do you have? Let us know in the comments below.


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