$ETH Just thinking out loud.. Price has reached a long-awaited zone, and it will likely leave this area behind as a manipulation. (If it closes below 4,100 in Daily) I don’t believe the bull run will arrive this obviously and let us profit so easily. I’m expecting a pullback, potentially down to a zone between 3,900 and 3,700. Using previous price action in this region, I’ve identified a stop level based on historical candles and entered a trade accordingly. Given the current structure, I believe the price may retrace in line with a Head and Shoulders pattern.
If price starts making hourly closes above the red line, I’ll close the trade. If it begins to break the most recent high, I may also close it to avoid further losses — in that case, I’ll post an update. If the market is going to move up, our BTC long position will cover this loss anyway. #ETHBreaks4000
🔔 Binance Releases List Of New Binance Alpha Coins.
These projects include ONDO (a real-world asset protocol), MORPHO (a lending protocol), AERO (Aerodrome, a decentralized exchange), VIRTUAL (Virtuals Protocol, an AI token launcher), KMNO (Kamino Finance, a Solana DeFi project), and GPS (GoPlus Security).
#EOSProject $EOS EOS 0.8648 +8.48% EOS is a blockchain platform designed to support decentralized applications (dApps) with a focus on scalability and ease of use. Here is the latest technical analysis for EOS: Key Technical Indicators: Moving Averages: 10-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA): Shows a downtrend, indicating near-term bearish momentum. 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA): Shows a downtrend, indicating continued selling pressure. Oscillators: Relative Strength Index (RSI): The RSI value is hovering around 41.5, indicating that EOS is approaching oversold conditions, which could indicate a potential price reversal or consolidation. Stochastic Oscillator: Showing a value of around 48.6, approaching the oversold area, which could indicate a potential price reversal. Other Indicators: Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD): The MACD histogram is showing negative values, indicating continued bearish momentum. Commodity Channel Index (CCI): The CCI value is around -48.4, indicating that EOS is in a downtrend, but has not yet reached extreme oversold conditions. Key Price Levels: Support: A significant support level is located around $0.8281. A drop below this level could indicate further selling pressure. Resistance: A significant resistance level is located around $0.861. A break above this level could open up opportunities for further upside. Based on current technical indicators, EOS is showing bearish momentum with some indicators approaching oversold conditions. Investors are advised to monitor the mentioned support and resistance levels and wait for confirmation of a trend reversal before making any investment decisions. Always conduct additional analysis and consider fundamental factors before making any trading decisions. Note: This analysis is based on the latest data and may change as the market moves.Always do your own research and consider the risks before investing.
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$ETH weekly chart is screaming 'expansion' is the next move
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We have the same scenario with the capitalization of altcoins as in 2021. An impulsive approach to maximizing the previous bull cycle. Rollback and post-parabolic growth of 100%+. What gives us confidence in future growth is that the US government will be as pro-cryptocurrency as possible. We expect a series of positive news for the market, which will serve as fuel for growth. Are you already in altcoins?
But all u hear is just "buy the dip," and nothing practical. Here’s the first detailed playbook on how to buy the dip. (+ tips on how to hold through 1000x) 🧵👇 ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Before I start this mega-thread... Most people would charge $1,000+ for this info, but I’m sharing it FREE cause I’ve been through it and want to help others who are still in the trenches. That’s why don’t forget to follow me, like this & repost⬇️⬇️⬇️
1/➮ Buying the dip means buying at the lowest possible price The question immediately arises: how and who can predict this? The answer is no one can But we can get as close as possible to it by having the right strategy👇 ⬇️⬇️⬇️ 2/➮ "Buying the dip" consists of 3 factors that need to be followed for max success: - when to buy - what to buy - how to buy If we have the answers to these questions, we’ll successfully buy the dip Let's dive into each one: ⬇️⬇️⬇️ 3/➮ When to buy To understand when to buy, let's look at the typical bull run pattern It looks like this: Halving -> 18 months -> ATH This entire period can be divided into two phases: growth and peak Now, let's break down the stages in more detail ⬇️⬇️⬇️
4/➮ Bull Run Stages Growth: The stage where you need to accumulate your positions and build your portfolio, lasts for ~14 months Peak: The stage where you need to actively take profits from your positions and move them into stables lasts for ~4 months
⬇️⬇️⬇️ 5/➮ Bull Run Cycle Psychology An additional method that will help you navigate is the Wall Street Cheat Sheet It clearly shows the bull run chart and its psychology Evaluate the situation in the crypto community and estimate which stage you're in
6/➮ What to Buy Everyone wants to make maximum profit, 100x and more, but the main thing is not to lose it all You can make 50%-100% profit on $BTC or $ETH But the real profits rn come from altcoins (AI, DePin, RWA, AI Agents, Memecoins) ⬇️⬇️⬇️ 7/➮ Build a portfolio with both long-term plays like $BTC, $ETH, $SOL As well as short-term on-chain plays like low-caps/memes This way, you balance the risk % of your portfolio through diversification Also, remember to keep a % in stables ⬇️⬇️⬇️ 8/➮ Now we've discussed when to buy and what can be bought in general But the main aspect of "buy the dip" is the correct execution of the purchase. For this, we will use the cost-averaging strategy Let me explain more ⬇️ 9/➮ Cost-averaging strategy in simple terms, is buying in parts, lowering the avg buy price For example, with a $1k portfolio, it will look like this: - 1st buy $100 - 2nd buy $200 - 3rd buy $300 - 4th buy $400 But we need also to know when exactly to buy by such parts:
10/➮ Usually, it's best to use $BTC as the baseline price So, as soon as $BTC drops by 5-7%, we buy more Also, remember that altcoins/memes drop by 10%-20% during this time It's important to understand that some altcoins don’t react to $BTC's price movements ⬇️ 11/➮ Let's summarize our cost-averaging strategy, and it will look like this: $BTC drops by 5% -> 1st buy $100 -> $BTC drops another 5% -> 2nd buy $200, etc This way, we will minimize the average buy price and get closer to buying the dip
⬇️ 12/➮ Knowing when to buy, what to buy, and how will definitely lead you to buy the dip. But for successfully taking profits and building a portfolio, u also need good risk management strategy ⬇️ ➮ Liked this thread? I write educational crypto article’s daily, so don't forget to: ✧ Follow me for more educational content
Crypto Industry Pushes Back Against Renomination of SEC Commissioner
The United States Senate Banking Committee is set to vote on December 11 to determine whether Caroline Crenshaw will be renominated as Commissioner of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), a position she has held since August 2020. If approved, Crenshaw will remain in office until 2029. However, if the Senate rejects the renomination, the incoming President will have the authority to appoint her replacement. In contrast, the crypto industry has responded enthusiastically to the President’s recent nomination of Paul Atkins as the next SEC Chair. Atkins, who previously served as SEC Commissioner from 2002 to 2008, is known for his market-friendly stance and focus on simplifying financial regulations. --- Why Crypto Opposes Crenshaw Crenshaw’s tenure has been marked by strong opposition to cryptocurrency initiatives, particularly her resistance to approving spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). In her dissenting letter opposing the SEC’s potential approval of such ETFs, Crenshaw described the decision as “unsound and ahistorical.” She wrote: > “I fear that today we are paving the way for tomorrow’s failure. Investors bear the burden of this decision, as they will ultimately pay the price.” Her stance has earned her criticism from prominent crypto figures. Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart described Crenshaw as “even more aggressively anti-crypto” than current SEC Chair Gary Gensler, who is already regarded as a tough regulator in the space. Seyffart highlighted her alignment with Gensler’s policies, portraying her as a staunch ally in the SEC’s efforts to tighten crypto regulations. --- Industry Leaders Voice Concerns The crypto community’s frustration with Crenshaw’s #CryptoIndustry #Memerally #SUSHI2025Plans