BTC: Be Careful on the Bull Side

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After another week of side way actions, BTC is looking less bullish for the short-term:

1. Price now failing 55EMA and failing the resistance established since 20k
2. Daily RSI continuously failing at its MAs (2D RSI also trending bearish now)
3. Daily RSI needed to stay abv the 45 support for the bullish scenario (didn’t happen)
4. Daily RSI beneath resistance

With fundamentals showing strong bull run signals, I remain bullish for the long-term. However, a deeper retracement is looking more possible for the short-term before breaking the 10k resistance.

Since BTC is currently at a major support, a quick long with tight stops still seems feasible. However, two better long setups are either an entry at 7-8k or a 10k entry if we find support with RSI up-trend confirmed.

Are you currently a bull or a bear on BTC? All thoughts and critics are welcomed!

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