Called $BTC bullish on May 26, 2023: $BTC rose 14% in 7 weeks.
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Called $BTC bullish on May 26, 2023: $BTC rose 14% in 7 weeks.
View call →🚨Based on these indicators, could BTC be preparing for a correction from the 35K-36K range down to 32K?
Even though the HYPE in the market may make us believe that this upward movement will continue without slowing down, we shouldn't forget that the Resistance Line we are in (35K-36K) contains both Technical and Fundamental risks. 1.RSI Indicator: This indicator has climbed up to 87 levels on the daily chart, and this means risk. 2.FIB 0.382 level: Based on the Fibonacci Retracement drawn by taking the November 2021 peak and November 2022 through as a basis, the 0.382 level corresponds to the 35863 USD level. Generally considered a significant indicator for trend breaks, this level is regarded as a major resistance unless its broken. 3.Funding Rates have been positive for days: On exchanges where retail investors are active, we see that investors have been taking substantial long positions for days. While this situation may indicate increased optimism among investors, it also implies a short-term correction risk. We know that whenever the Funding Cost turned this positive in 2023, corrections followed within the next 4 to 5 days. 4. Exchange Net Flow chart: Looking at this chart, we see that the amount of BTC entering the exchanges is more than what's leaving. Based on this indicator, I believe we are not in a risky area yet, but if this trend continues in this manner, we might consider it an on-chain risk. Considering these indicators, it would be more reasonable to anticipate a small correction to the 32K range rather than a deep correction that would completely reverse the trend.     
View original →🚨Classic Exchange Inflow Metrics Alert
Always wandering at high levels of these metrics makes me uneasy Currently, two classic metrics clearly indicate that we are in quite risky areas. Despite the correction that has been ongoing for 4 days, being at these levels can also be interpreted as the correction will continue.   
View original →Highest Positive Funding Rate Since Feb. 2023 ⛔️
According to Bear Market dynamics; this Funding Rate Increasing has to be remind DO NOT FORGET TO PUT STOP ORDER on your High Leverage Longs We didn't see that amount of Funding Rate since Feb 2023. At that time that F.R caused correction 🚨So be careful with your HİGH LEVERAGE LONGS AND DO NOT FORGET TO PUT STOP ORDER  
View original →🚨RISKY EXCHANGE INFLOWS ?
According to Exchange Inflows based On-Chain Metrics; Inflow Levels are attention getting🚨 Lets look one by one: - Bitcoin Exchange Netflow: According to 2023 market conditions those levels are problematic🔴 - Bitcoin Exchange Inflow(Mean): According to 2023 market conditions those levels are problematic🔴 - Bitcoin Exchange Inflow (Top10):According to 2023 market conditions those levels are not a big deal🟢 - Bitcoin Exchange Inflow (Total): According to 2023 market conditions those levels are not a big deal🟢 - Bitcoin Exchange Inflow CDD: According to 2023 market conditions those levels are problematic🔴 - All Exchanges Inflow Mean(ProChart): According to 2023 market conditions those levels are argumentative🤔 👉According to metrics we can not speculate. However I would like to prdeicate on NETFLOW in here so problematic side outweigh for me actually  
View original →Miners Metrics in Risky Waters❓
I usually use 3 Metrics to understand Miners behaviours 1. Miners Position Index👉 Increasing which means Risk 2. Miner Outflow (Top10)👉 Increasing which means Risk 3. Miner to Exchange Flow Mean👉 No dramatic change yet First 2 are riginal metrics of CryptoQuant and the thirt one is customize metric. I usually consider CQ original metrics much more than customized ones. In conclusion short term pullback can be expected according to first 2 metrics.    
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