WHY mention ICX now? --> Exiting the 2 weeks of downwards channel ... might mean a new upwards trend.
* LIGHTBLUE broken out of down channel top
Alternatively it could first go sideways for a while, e.g. between 3700 and 4000 (zoom in on 15 minutes chart).
Or (which I don't believe but it's possible) breaking out of the channel FAILS ... then it could fall, but probably not further down than approx 3400:
* PURPLE trend line was the FIRST (i.e. last unbroken) one, of 6 accelerating trends, during its parabolic rise, early February 2020
* BLUE horizontal at 2750 was an August 2019 peak.
* LIGHTBLUE broken out of down channel top
Alternatively it could first go sideways for a while, e.g. between 3700 and 4000 (zoom in on 15 minutes chart).
Or (which I don't believe but it's possible) breaking out of the channel FAILS ... then it could fall, but probably not further down than approx 3400:
* PURPLE trend line was the FIRST (i.e. last unbroken) one, of 6 accelerating trends, during its parabolic rise, early February 2020
* BLUE horizontal at 2750 was an August 2019 peak.
Nota
I have never before used FibRetracements. Have I done this right ???The 61.8% level 5248 coincides with a support 5210 from one year ago; and at 5225 it got reflected during the bull trap on Feb 5th at 13:00 UTC.
Or how do I apply Fibonacci Retracements correctly?
So above ~5200 Satoshi, take profits, I guess?
Or 4999 might be a good moment to exit (see the resistance on Feb 6th, and it's a whole number) ?
Any opinions?
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