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Bitcoin continues to exhibit a significant warning signal on larger timeframes as its price targets a major downside liquidity level. Despite short-term fluctuations, Bitcoin is still displaying a bull market signal from a technical perspective when viewed on the weekly chart. It's important to note that even during larger bull markets, short-term crashes can occur in smaller timeframes.
Currently, Bitcoin is experiencing choppy sideways price action, trading between approximately $90,000 and $108,000. This pattern is expected to continue for at least another 1-2 weeks, possibly longer. The reason for this sideways movement is the loss of bullish momentum in the weekly Bitcoin MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator, a trend that has been ongoing for nearly a month.
Interestingly, the current price action and indicator signals are remarkably similar to what was observed exactly one year ago. In both cases, a bullish crossover in the indicator occurred around October, followed by a significant bullish move for the next few months until early to mid-December. Then, bullish momentum began to wane, leading to choppy sideways price action for about 1-2 months until the second half of January or early February, when the next major move began.
Technical Indicators and Price Structures
The 4-day Bitcoin chart shows the Super Trend indicator still in the green, suggesting a larger bull market. However, the weekly Bitcoin chart has confirmed a significant bearish divergence, which has been present for several weeks. This is the first major warning signal on larger timeframes seen in quite some time.
While this bearish divergence is likely to result in either a short-term correction or choppy sideways price action, it alone is not sufficient to confirm a new bear market or the end of the bull market. To confirm such a shift, additional signals would be necessary, such as:
- A breakdown in the bullish price structure (higher lows and higher highs)
- Formation of significant lower highs or lower lows
- Fundamental factors like rapid interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve
Short-Term Price Action and Support/Resistance Levels
On the 12-hour timeframe, Bitcoin recently experienced a strong rejection from the resistance area between $102,000 and $103,000. This followed a short squeeze from around $98,000 to $102,000. Currently, Bitcoin has started to break below the support area of $97,000 to $98,000.
If this breakdown is confirmed with candle closes below $97,000 on the 12-hour or daily chart, the next major support area to watch is between $92,500 and $93,500. The $92,000 level is crucial for bulls to hold, as a break below could potentially lead to a drop towards $87,000.
Liquidation Heat Map and Potential Long Squeeze
The Bitcoin liquidation heat map shows a massive amount of liquidity building to the downside, specifically at $91,000. A break below this level could trigger a long squeeze, potentially pushing the price further down. This liquidity concentration at $91,000 makes the $91,000 to $93,000 range a critical support zone.
If the price breaks below these lows (around $91,000 to $92,000), it could lead to a continued crash in Bitcoin's price, potentially reaching $87,000 or lower.
Ethereum Market Analysis
Ethereum is still potentially forming an inverse head and shoulders pattern on the weekly timeframe. However, confirmation of this pattern requires a weekly candle close above $4,000 to $4,100, which has not yet occurred.
On the 3-day timeframe, Ethereum is currently testing an important support line at the 23.6% Fibonacci level, around $3,250. A break below this level could see the next Fibonacci support at $2,800.
The daily timeframe shows Ethereum has confirmed a candle close back below the $3,430 to $3,560 range, which may now act as resistance. Support levels to watch include $3,300, $3,250, and the $3,000 to $3,100 range.
Chainlink Market Analysis
Chainlink is potentially breaking back below the golden pocket support between $21 and $23 on the weekly timeframe. A confirmed weekly close below $21 would be bearish, with next support levels at $18.20, just above $16, and $12.
In the shorter term, Chainlink has invalidated a recent bullish divergence and is showing more bearish signals. Key support to watch is around $20, with resistance between $24.50 and $25.50.
Solana Market Analysis
Solana has confirmed a break below the $200 to $205 support area on the 8-hour timeframe. This area may now act as resistance. A bearish divergence was recently confirmed, suggesting potential for further downside or sideways movement.
Key support levels for Solana include $193, $180 to $183, and $156 to $161 if lower levels are reached.
Cardano Market Analysis
Cardano has experienced another rejection from the golden pocket resistance area between $0.113 and $0.123 on the weekly timeframe. The next major support level is around $0.083.
On the 4-hour timeframe, Cardano is playing out a new bearish divergence, suggesting potential for a pullback or choppy sideways price action in the short term.
Trading Strategies and Opportunities
It's important to remember that profitable trading can occur in both bullish and bearish market conditions. Traders can use various strategies, including:
- Long positions during uptrends
- Short positions during downtrends
- Range trading during sideways movements
Traders should always be aware of key support and resistance levels, as well as potential liquidation points, to make informed decisions.
Market Correlations
It's worth noting that many major altcoins tend to follow Bitcoin's price action. If Bitcoin experiences a significant move, either up or down, it's likely that the broader cryptocurrency market will follow suit.
Risk Management and Trading Platforms
When trading cryptocurrencies, it's crucial to practice proper risk management. This includes:
- Setting stop-loss orders
- Not overexposing your portfolio to any single asset
- Using appropriate position sizing
Traders can consider using platforms like Bybit or other reputable exchanges to execute their trades. Some platforms offer deposit bonuses or other incentives for new users.
Conclusion
The cryptocurrency market continues to show mixed signals, with Bitcoin displaying both bullish and bearish indicators on different timeframes. Ethereum, Chainlink, Solana, and Cardano are all facing their own challenges and potential opportunities.
Traders should remain vigilant, keep an eye on key support and resistance levels, and be prepared for potential volatility in the coming weeks. As always, thorough research and risk management are essential when trading in the cryptocurrency market.
Remember that market conditions can change rapidly, and past performance does not guarantee future results. Stay informed, manage your risk, and trade responsibly.
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