Bitcoin Through Charts: It’s Just a Game of Probability. Tomorrow Will Be Sideways

From today, I’ll start by discussing whether the prices I previously predicted were accurate. Blog posts that simply state prices could go up or down aren’t very helpful. It’s better to indicate whether the direction is likely to be upwards or downwards. Experts often mention both directions, and technically, they aren’t wrong to do so. … Read more

The Final Week of April Begins

As we step into the final week of April, tomorrow marks the closure of this month’s chart, which will likely give us a clear direction for May. Many are predicting a rise, and this optimism is significant. However, I still anticipate a downturn. The charts are holding their expected patterns, and with the weekend behind … Read more

Bitcoin Continues Sideways, Caution Regarding Downside Potential

Bitcoin has been consolidating around $64,000. It has converged with the moving averages on both the 12-hour and 6-hour charts. Given that it’s Sunday, we might start seeing some movement soon. Personally, I anticipate a downward movement. While all charts have converged, the overall trend seems to be turning downward, lacking significant upward momentum. In … Read more

Bitcoin’s Price Outlook: Assessing Support Levels and Potential Downturns

As of April 27th, Bitcoin is showing a slight downward trend. People are predicting a downward movement at a ratio of 65:35, and according to the distribution of price trends, about 80 percent are anticipating a downward movement. However, it’s important to remember that when many people anticipate a downward movement, significant shifts might not … Read more

Bitcoin’s Tug of War: Between Hope and Caution

Bitcoin is showing signs of movement, failing to break through $67,000 and instead turning downwards. If the weekly chart continues in this manner, it seems likely to bend downwards further. Currently at $64,000, but if it fails to breach $70,000, downward pressure may intensify. While there’s support around $60,000, if it declines again, the likelihood … Read more