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BTC (ANALYSIS) Price got rejected from marked iFVG, and trading below it. If seller show aggression here then move towards downside onto marked zone is expected in it. ETH (ANALYSIS) Price is trading below marked supply zone, expecting a retest into supply zone as a double top and then rejection is expected from there and move towards downside will trigger in it. #DYOR $BTC $ETH

BTC (ANALYSIS)

Price got rejected from marked iFVG, and trading below it. If seller show aggression here then move towards downside onto marked zone is expected in it.

ETH (ANALYSIS)

Price is trading below marked supply zone, expecting a retest into supply zone as a double top and then rejection is expected from there and move towards downside will trigger in it.

#DYOR $BTC $ETH

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