BTC(scenarios for Bitcoin movements)

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There are two scenarios for Bitcoin movements as shown in the chart.
Another situation that I see stronger is the accelerated movement of the wave towards the price (48500-50000) which can happen after the price returns to 40K which I personally see as a very strong possibility
attention:NFA

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The meeting place of diagonal resistances of bears and bulls (intersections) has a great impact on our analytical performance. If these reistances are accurately drawn based on mathematical calculations, they predict the time and direction of market movement.
Like the charts below

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Another intersection, be ready

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The movement started exactly when the intersection had shown us in advance.
Diagonal resistances (supports) in addition to showing the time of important movements, also determine the direction and purpose of the movement. Can be used in all time frames and etc

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Painful rejection

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The 2nd scenario was fully implemented

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All Bitcoin movements are based on very precise rules

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It looks like a beautiful move

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and more information is here

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FIRST TARGET

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Remember the 1.13-0.886 rule?
Use this rule to trade now

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ATTENTION:NFA

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target(0.618) touched

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The resistances are drawn on the last effective wave in the 4-hour time frame. As it is clear in the chart, the market is in its most sensitive condition.
A price explosion is happening. be ready

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See how golden information helps us in a trade
The target was touched

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Intersections are actually predictors of Bitcoin's future movements

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and in 4h TF

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Crossing the yellow diagonal resistance means reaching the specified target

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An overview of Bitcoin's movements so far

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The beauty of bitcoin movements

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It is possible to find exact targets using mathematical calculations in this market
Take a look at the original published chart to see how the math works