Curious how this analysis can be applied to BTC

Thanks for sharing, it seems like most of your strategy is based on your observations of market movements and past experiences, difficult to automate but maybe it is possible to define a general ruleset of your strategy. Even if you're not ...

This is very interesting. To add to your examples of our inherent ability to recognize patterns and extrapolate predictions of the next, as yet uncompleted, part of the pattern, tones come to mind. Either listening to a melody and anticipating the ...

Interesting, what is your general strategy or approach to the market? I went through the thread but couldn't find an explicit description of it. Looks like your are quite successful, maybe you can point others in the right direction. Thanks.

Looking at the BTC weekly chart it is clear that for the last year BTC has been in an accumulation zone and the recent markup in March represents a breakout to the upside of this channel/zone. November's markdown, mostly fueled by negative crypto ...

I'm not so sure. Yesterday’s BTCUSDT spot volume on the Daily chart is the highest daily volume in BTC’s history. The only thing that comes close is the March 12th 2020 daily bar’s volume but yesterday eclipsed it. That 3/12/20 bar started a long ...

Yesterday’s BTCUSDT spot volume on the Daily chart is the highest daily volume in BTC’s history. It was a massive reversal downwards but the only thing that comes close is the March 12th 2020 daily bar’s volume and yesterday eclipsed it. That ...

I'd argue you'd be more successfully by doing the opposite of what the masses do but follow what the institutional investors do since they're actually the ones that move the market. I'd recommend reading Master the Markets by Tom Williams.

Reversal on the 12hr chart at the bottom of the range and Open Interest just flipped, it is dropping as price is rising, before today it was the opposite, interesting behavior before the fed meeting Wednesday which suggests the market has priced in ...

Those are very wise words, you may not be experienced but you're seeing the market in the correct way. It is moved (manipulated) by institutional players and following their manipulations is the only way to be profitable at the retail level. I would ...

You're right, but it depends on how aggressively the Fed raises rates and how long they continue to do so.

Very thorough and insightful analysis based on empirical data. Bravo! The part about a higher than expected CPI potentially triggering the Fed to be more likely to hike by 75 bps rings true in particular. Keep it coming