Bitcoin Bybit chart analysis July 22

22 Jul

Hello
It's a Bitcoin Guide.

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This is Bitcoin's 30-minute chart.

Nasdaq indicators will be released at 9:30 in a little while.

Although Bitcoin's mid-term pattern is broken,
it looks like a strong upward trend based on signals and candlestick positions.

In the case of Nasdaq, the 6-hour and 12-hour charts MACD dead cross is in progress,
and even if there is no plunge and only a sideways movement,
it seems likely that today's strategy will be successful.

In the bottom left, from the analysis article on the 18th,
the final long position entry point of $116,465.4 Bottom
is connected as is.

*Red finger movement path
One-way long position strategy

1. $118,461.9 long position entry section / green support line breakout, stop loss price

2. $120,338 long position 1st target -> Good, Great in order of target price

See the 1st section at the top as a touch section for an upward wave rather than a short position entry,
and if this section breaks through right away, an upward trend can be connected.

If the purple parallel line support line is maintained without breaking away,
there is a possibility of a vertical rise.

If the top section is touched,
after the first liquidation,
it would be good to use the 1st section to re-enter a long position.

The 2nd section at the bottom is important,
and if it is pushed to this section according to the movement of Nasdaq today,
it can fall strongly.

Please check the real-time support line shape.

From the breakout, Bottom -> 3 sections are open.

If you touch the 3rd section after tomorrow, the mid-term pattern will be restored.

This is the 12+ day section.

Up to this point, I ask that you simply use my analysis for reference and use only.

I hope that you will operate safely with the principle of trading and stop loss.

Thank you.

23 Jul

Dagangan ditutup: sasaran tercapai

Hello
This is Bitcoin Guide.

I will check the movement after writing the analysis article on July 22.



This is Bitcoin 30-minute chart.
I marked the main sections with black fingers.

At the bottom left, in the analysis article on the 18th,

connected the long position entry section 116,465.4$ strategy

and the red finger long position strategy.

I will organize it in order.

116,465.4$ long entry -> 1st purple finger at the top 119,412.2$ autonomous short
->118,461$ -> 2nd section 117,765.7$ long position entry

Without breaking the green support line stop loss price

reached the top section target price of 120,338$.

Up to this point, the strategy is perfect. I have processed it.

After that, it was pushed down in the long re-entry of the first section
and is breaking away from the green support line.

It is unfortunate that the last trend

has failed to renew.

I hope you trade on principle.

Thank you.

24 Jul

Nota

Hello
It's a Bitcoin Guide.

I did a private brief analysis yesterday because I didn't have enough time.

I'll check the movement after writing the analysis on July 23.



This is Bitcoin's 30-minute chart.
I marked the main sections with black fingers.

In the red finger long position strategy,
Purple finger 119.2K -> Red finger 118.4.K long switching strategy

It failed to touch the upward wave confirmation section at the top,
and damaged the 2nd section and the green support line,
and finished the sideways movement.

Yesterday, after confirming the upward touch,
I canceled the strategy because it was a long position waiting strategy.

Today, as a new daily candle was created,
It touched 119.2K at the top -> fell to the bottom section.

The movement that didn't come out yesterday
first touched the downside, and then dropped significantly while bypassing.
It keeps shaking up and down,

I hope you operate well with principle trading.

Thank you.

29 Jul

Nota

Hello,
It's a Bitcoin Guide.

I think I've caught a heatwave.
It's been a bit difficult to be active lately.

Below, let's check the movement since my last analysis on July 24th.



This is a Bitcoin 30-minute chart.
I've marked the major sections with black fingers.

At the bottom left, the second long position entry point, entered on the 22nd, is marked with a purple finger at $117,765.7.

I've followed the strategy.

The light blue fingers are two-way neutral.
The strategy is a chase-buy -> short->long switching strategy.

After a chase-buy at $118,207.8,
the short position entry point at $119,634.5 was not touched,
and the price closed with a vertical decline.

After breaking below the purple support line, I cut my losses.

After touching $115,546.2, which I marked at the bottom on Saturday,

without breaking below the light blue support line, I reached the first short position entry point of $119,634.5, as described in the analysis on the 23rd.

A new gap was created below the bottom due to the weekend's movement.

I'll take a closer look to see what moves I see today.

This is partly due to theft and impersonation,

and since the basic participation rate isn't showing up,

I'll continue to operate privately.

Thank you.

30 Jul

Nota

Hello,
It's a Bitcoin Guide.

I'll check the movement since writing the analysis on July 29th.



This is a 30-minute chart of the Nasdaq.

While I don't upload separate analysis articles,

I do check patterns and trends daily.

If you look at the black fingers,

after hitting a new high at the top, it formed a sweeping pattern,

and then fell sharply from the 11:00 AM release.



This is a 30-minute chart of Bitcoin.

The key areas are marked with black fingers.

In the red finger long position strategy,

after entering a long position at $118,531.8, the green support line was broken.

After that, it touched the gap area marked below and began to rebound.

I've placed a stop loss on this strategy.

Yesterday's strategy was to hold on to the first major section during the vertical uptrend,
but it coupled with the Nasdaq Sweep at 11 o'clock,

and eventually fell to the gap.

It moves alone when it rises,
and together when it falls.

I'm wondering if I should just analyze it in words, without an entry point, stop-loss price, or target.

It could go up.
But it could also go down.
So, it could move sideways.

Since the next day has a 100% win rate, it's easy to deceive.

In any case,
the stop-loss order is a bit of a blow to my pride.

Starting today, I'll diligently analyze the Nasdaq again.

Today is an important day, right?

I'll continue this privately.

Thank you.

1 Ogo

Nota

Hello,
It's a Bitcoin Guide.

I'll check the movement after writing the analysis on July 31st.



This is the Nasdaq 30-minute chart.
I've marked the key areas with black fingers.

Yesterday, the strategy was to switch from short to long in real time, or to wait for a short move if the price immediately declined.

As you can see, the price plummeted below the 4th light blue support line, without touching the 1st area at the top.

As you can see, there was no significant movement at the 9:30 AM indicator release.

If the price touches the 1st area and then declines,
it could be a sweeping shot.

Yesterday, it was a vertical decline,

but even though the full candlestick on the 4-hour chart was broken,
the price plummeted without any support or rebound.

This movement seems to indicate a downtrend,
but it's absurd that not even the slightest wave has occurred.
I also highlighted another key point today.
I'll explain the details in the analysis article.



This is a 30-minute Bitcoin chart.
I've marked the key sections with black fingers.

In the lower left corner,
I've connected the final long position entry point at $116,115, which is section 2 in the 70-day analysis article, with a purple finger.

After a rebound to just under $2,800,

yesterday, in line with the Nasdaq movement,

the strategy was to switch from short to long (light blue finger) or to wait long in section 1.

Without touching the short position entry point at the top, it continued to touch the long position entry point at $117,995.2 in the first section.

Afterwards, it rose to around $840,
but after touching the light blue finger at the top, the short position entry point at $118,794.6,
it connected with the Nasdaq and broke through the green support line.

The strategy is to cut losses.

Looking at the timeframe, Bitcoin held well,
but at 1:30 AM,
it experienced a sharp decline,
same time as the Nasdaq.

I explained that a downtrend could connect from the bottom->second section.

Today, when an additional daily candle was created, it broke through the dark pink support line at the bottom, $115,054.6.

The Nasdaq continued to hit new highs,
and Bitcoin, unable to break its all-time high,
was falling in a mindless crash, with minimal fluctuations.
Since analysis is practically meaningless,
it's a bit disheartening.

When it goes up, it goes up recklessly alone,
and when it falls, it falls together with the market in a similar fashion...

If you look at yesterday's movements,
you'll understand why principled trading and stop-loss prices are necessary, don't you?

An analysis that only talks about principled trading
but irresponsibly talks about all directions, up and down
without entry prices or stop-loss prices should be ignored.
An analysis has a 100% success rate, but the only people who have profited are close associates and agitators.
I hope you consider who such analysis is intended for.

I also placed a take-profit order near the all-time high.
I'm not sure if this suggests that Bitcoin will decline in the summer, starting in August.

But in times like these, you need to be vigilant and
practice principled trading. Because it's a market where someone else is losing and giving up, someone else is gaining.

As a living witness who has witnessed the entire process, from when Bitcoin was at 2.5 million won to its current value of 160 million won,
I believe that if you persevere through difficult times, profits will eventually follow.

The key to today's strategy seems to be the "major rebound zone."

I apologize, but today will be private.

Have a good weekend and keep up the good work.

Thank you.

4 Ogo

Nota

Hello,
this is Bitcoin Guide.

I'll check the movement since the analysis was written on August 1st.



This is the Nasdaq 30-minute chart.
Key areas are marked with black fingers.

In the purple finger long-position waiting strategy,
the price fell to the indicated 22,997->bottom->22,801.9 point,
ending a downward sideways movement.

After the 9:30 AM indicator release,
there was a strong decline with minimal fluctuations,
and then the price closed in a sideways movement.

New weekly and daily charts were created,
and a rebound is underway.



This is the Bitcoin 30-minute chart.
Key areas are marked with black fingers.

In the red finger long position waiting strategy,

after entering a long position at $114,374.9,

it rose to around $1,400, then coupled with the Nasdaq,

breaking the purple support line and touching the bottom before closing.

The strategy was a manual liquidation.

Last week, it was the perfect long position entry point.

If only the Nasdaq had supported it a little,
it would have been perfect. However, the Nasdaq's decline resulted in a haphazard coupling.

Instead, I provided you with real-time guidance on how to operate using a 5-minute trend reversal.

After the 5-minute trend reversal failed, the price rose to $1,400,
and then fell below, so I believe it would have been possible to operate using a short-take or short-take strategy.

Last week, I announced before the analysis that the Nasdaq would drop below the mid-term pattern.

I'm not sure if everyone handled it well.

Last week's movement created a new gap at the bottom.

I'll explain the details in the analysis article.

Thank you.

5 Ogo

Nota

Hello,
It's a Bitcoin Guide.

I'll check the movement since the analysis was written on August 4th.



This is the Nasdaq 30-minute chart.
Key areas are marked with black fingers.

In the red finger long position strategy,
the price rose vertically without touching the 22,870.2 point entry point at the bottom,
and then closed at the top.



This is the Bitcoin 30-minute chart.
Key areas are marked with black fingers.

In the red finger long position waiting strategy,
the price closed at the $113,826.1 long position entry point at the bottom,
and then closed at the top.

The intermediate wave section marked above
$114,762.8 -> $114,609.7 -> reached the top section of $115,543,

and then detoured and is currently adjusting.

Yesterday's long position entry point,

the gap -> touched $113,826.1 and is moving sideways.

If the long position falls by detouring,
I will manually liquidate it.

However, since this is a significant position,

I will mark it as active and connect the long position entry point at $113,826.1.

Also, I have been conducting my analysis articles privately recently,

and am reproducing the results without any manipulation or modification.

I am continuing to link to the analysis article I last posted publicly on July 22nd

in the comments section at the bottom.

I wonder why I am not making it public?

Is it strange? I think some members are upset, so I'll summarize briefly.

1. Bitcoin has undergone a correction, but it's clearly an upward trend.

2. Operating a long position strategy in an uptrend is quite natural, and this is called trend-following trading.
(Trading against the trend is called counter-trend trading.)

3. In my analysis, long and short positions are irrelevant.
I leave simulations, such as movement paths and entry points, in my analysis to help you make real-time decisions based on variables that may arise in real time.

This strategy is fully applicable to both long and short traders, and even those with no positions.

Even if it's a long position strategy,
we also create short position entry points.

Last week, when it coupled with the Nasdaq,

it fell with a forced coupling, without even the slightest downward movement or short position entry point.

I don't know where to short.

Instead, I saw a two-way movement, killing both.

That's why stop-loss orders are necessary.

Today, I'm also providing a 100% accurate recap of the analysis results.

I don't know what the problem is.

Still, seeing that you took the time to visit and leave a long message,
I think my analysis is very helpful and needed.

It's been a while since I last responded. Keep up the good work today.

I'll continue to keep this post private.

Thank you.

6 Ogo

Nota

Hello,
It's a Bitcoin Guide.

I'll check the movement since the analysis was written on August 5th.



This is the Nasdaq 30-minute chart.
I've marked the key areas with black fingers.

The light blue fingers indicate the short->long switching strategy.

At the top, after the 1st short->2nd long switch,
the green support line was broken, and the price fell to the 3rd area before closing.

Yesterday, it was in a mid-term uptrend.

If it touched the 1-hour resistance line, it would have been an uptrend.

But after touching the 30-minute resistance line, the 11:00 AM indicators

showed an unintended plunge.

I'm annoyed by the Nasdaq's ignorance of patterns and waves.



This is the Bitcoin 30-minute chart. I've marked the key areas with black fingers.

The purple finger at the bottom left indicates the long position entry point on August 4th, at $113,826.1. The strategy was to maintain this condition.

In line with the Nasdaq pattern, the strategy was to either go short or wait long at the first area.

After entering long at the purple finger at 113.8K, the price rose around $1,100, but then, without touching the upper short entry point, it simply touched the first area.

The price rose around $600, but then, in line with the Nasdaq data release at 11 p.m., a strong decline was observed, and the price touched the bottom before closing.

The strategy was executed with a stop loss.

I'm only using a stop loss because I'm creating entry points every day.

*After entering a long position at 113.8K, it rebounded to $1,100.
*After touching the first zone, it rose by $600 and then broke through the green support line.
Slight profit cuts or a partial stop loss are possible with a stop loss adjustment.
*After entering a final long position at the bottom, it's rising by $1,500.

My analysis can be used in real time.

Please don't compare it to analyses that don't include entry points, stop losses, or plotting zones. It hurts my pride.

Just because a long-short strategy didn't yield a perfect result doesn't mean it's right or wrong.
What's important is how you manage your strategy, including long and short positions.

I'm getting angry now because of the Nasdaq movement.

Yesterday, the overall market was a downward sideways trend,
and the medium-term and short-term patterns showed an upward trend. Long positions are coupled with the Nasdaq before the downtrend.

Aside from short-term trading, there's a sharp rebound just before the downtrend, with longs and shorts continuing.

If a rebound isn't achieved by this week,

due to the weekly MACD dead cross, a new high is expected to occur in September.

Starting today, I'll be a bit more defensive and safe with my analysis.

I'll try to make it perfect again.

This will remain private.

Thank you.

7 Ogo

Nota

Hello,
It's a Bitcoin Guide.

I'll check the movement since writing the analysis on August 6th.



This is a 30-minute chart for the Nasdaq.
Key areas are marked with black fingers.

The light blue fingers indicate a short->long switching strategy.
After entering short at the top, the second area was not touched,
and the price ended with a strong upward movement.

The target price at the top is 23,260.5 points.

In the Nasdaq case, the short-term pattern was ignored,
and the price immediately rose.

The medium-term pattern, a 12+-day pattern, is progressing normally,

and is about to reach a new high.



This is a 30-minute chart for Bitcoin.
Key areas are marked with black fingers.

In the lower left corner, the purple finger connects the strategy after entering a long position at the bottom level of $112,892.4 on August 5th.

The light blue finger represents a short-to-long switch, or a strategy of waiting long at the first level if the price immediately declines.

Without touching the short position entry level of $114,790 at the top, the price first touched the long position switching level of $113,919.7 at the bottom,

and then reached the target price at the top level.

Since the price didn't even reach the first level at the bottom,

the strategy was canceled.

You could call it perfect by deceiving others,

but it doesn't fit my style. If the short-to-long strategy is correct, then the short position should be touched first.

This whole situation is a disaster for the Nasdaq.

Anyway, for those of you who have been long since 112.8K,
the price is currently rising to around $2,800,
and since a perfect move hasn't been achieved, I'm debating whether to take a break today.

Since you've been pushing the booster more than usual,
I've decided to leave an analysis,
and I'll quietly make my perfect promise today as well.

My pride is hurt, haha.

I'll continue this privately.

Thank you.

8 Ogo

Nota

Hello,
It's a Bitcoin Guide.

I'll check the movement since the analysis was written on August 7th.



This is the Nasdaq 30-minute chart.
I've marked key areas with black fingers.

Purple finger at the top indicates an autonomous short position ->
Red finger indicates a long position waiting strategy.

After entering a short position at 23,536.3 points,
the long switch occurred at 23,447.8 points, breaking the purple support line ->

touching the bottom and closing.

The rebound is continuing without breaking the green support line.

Yesterday, the Nasdaq's unexpectedly strong decline almost made me swear,
but fortunately, it found support at the bottom,
and ended in a downward sideways movement.

The pattern showed a rebound at 1+4,
and today, as additional daily candles were created,
it first touched the lower Bollinger Band and then moved sideways.



This is a 30-minute Bitcoin chart.
Key sectors are indicated with black fingers.

In the bottom left, a purple finger indicates the strategy I used after entering the final long position in my August 5th analysis.

Similar to the Nasdaq, the strategy involved a switch from a purple finger to a long position, with the red finger indicating a short position.

*After entering a short position at $116,750.7 (the first section of the purple finger at the top) -> a long position switch at $116,079.9 (the red finger at the bottom).

The price rebounded strongly to the top section without breaking the green support line.

However, since the target price was in the "good" section,
I was forced to manually liquidate the price just in the nick of time.

It's not perfect, but I'm very ruthless with myself.

It's either a lethargic or a sloppy position. There hasn't been any trickery lately.

Actually, that shouldn't have happened, but I was worried that if it was perfect, I'd have to work late because of video production...

For those who have been holding long positions since August 5th,
it's rising comfortably to around $4,800.

Yesterday, it held up well against the Nasdaq decline,
reaching the top, but the correction is currently continuing.

Is this a crash?

I'll explain the details in today's analysis.

Thank you.

11 Ogo

Nota

Hello,
It's a Bitcoin Guide.

I'll check the movement after writing the analysis on August 8th.



This is a 30-minute chart for the Nasdaq.
Key areas are marked with black fingers.

In the red finger long position strategy,
the purple finger at the top indicates no upward movement,

and the purple support line is not broken after a long entry at 23,451 points,
and a strong upward move to close.

It was slightly below the top,
and failed to reach a new high.

It touched the lower Bollinger Band first,
but we'll need to look at the overall situation.



This is a 30-minute chart for Bitcoin.
Key areas are marked with black fingers.

In the red finger long position strategy,

Purple finger 1 short -> touched $116,826.8 and then fell to the second level.

It successfully rose vertically over the weekend without breaking the green support line.

It surpassed the Miracle level at the top and reached the target price of $121,756.2.

The strategy was executed with a perfect profit take.

It appears to be watching the Nasdaq closely before the new high.

Last week's movement created a gap at the bottom of the price of $116,873.3.

It could continue to move after the new high,
but it looks very important starting today.



This is a Bitcoin 4-hour chart.
You can see the bottom left, where the final long position entry point was on August 4th.

From the bottom of the price of $112,892.4, it's rising by around $9,400 to the current high.

One of the reasons principled trading is important is that even if you enter 10 times and hit a stop loss or a small loss-cut 7 times,

you can still profit if you follow the current trend.

This is why you shouldn't engage in counter-trading
and why you should follow the trend.

Thank you.

12 Ogo

Nota

Hello,
It's a Bitcoin Guide.

I'll check the movement since writing the analysis on August 11th.



This is a 30-minute chart of the Nasdaq.
Yesterday, I did a quick analysis.

With a short->long or long-wait strategy,

after entering a long position with the red finger at the bottom,

after a downward wave near the orange resistance line,

it fell to the green support line.

Looking at the timeframe, the downward wave occurred at 1:00 AM.



This is a 30-minute chart of Bitcoin.
I've marked the key areas with black fingers.

Just like the Nasdaq,

with a short->long or long-hold strategy,

it first touched the second zone at the bottom,

and then rebounded to around $800.

Like the Nasdaq, a downward wave occurred at 1:00 AM.

After breaking through the green support line,
it fell to the third zone, marked at the bottom.

The strategy was to cut losses.

It was possible to take small profits or cut profits by adjusting the stop loss.

It's playing tricks again before the new high.

It's not even a sweeping move,
but I told the Nasdaq not to fall,
and it ended up falling.

I'm a little discouraged, but I'll keep pushing hard today.

Thank you.

14 Ogo

Nota

Hello,
It's a Bitcoin Guide.

I'll check out the movement since the analysis article was written on August 12th.



This is a 30-minute chart for the Nasdaq.
I've marked key areas with black fingers.

The light blue finger indicates a short->long switching strategy.
After the first short->second long switch, the price broke strongly to the top.

Renewed highs are continuing.

This was a CPI analysis article, and the Nasdaq has achieved a perfect performance.



This is a 30-minute chart for Bitcoin.
The purple finger at the bottom left indicates
the final long position entry point from the analysis article on the 11th.

After entering a long position at $118,214.3,

I've followed the strategy exactly.

The strategy involved switching between short and long positions, with the sky blue finger.

During the CPI period, the market closed sideways without breaking the purple support line.

An additional daily candlestick formed on the 13th
(I couldn't go to work yesterday due to heavy rain.)

Without a short entry at the top of the sky blue finger, at $120,530.7,

and then switching to a long position at the bottom, at $119,769,

without breaking the purple support line,

it continued to rise vertically.

A clean rebound was achieved from the indicated Top -> Good -> Great.

Unfortunately, the short entry point was not touched,
so the strategy was canceled.

For those holding long positions since the 11th,

there was a rise of around $6,400.

For those holding long positions since the 6th,
it seems to be very calm.

After hitting a new all-time high, Bitcoin has been showing a strong correction around $3,000.

Just because it's an uptrend doesn't mean you should let your guard down.

Once the new high is breached, the conditions for a double top or sweeping shot will repeat,
so it'll fluctuate wildly up and down.

I'll continue this story privately today.

Thank you.