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OIL market recap.
This is not related to the cryptocurrency market a lot but it teaches us a lot about supply and demand and how important the relationship between these two is.
The OIL was the first to tank at the beginning of March for more than 60%, the first time since 1991 and the Gulf War.
Why did OIL drop so much?
The main reason was when OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) wasn't able to make an agreement on the production of the OIL. Saudi Arabia wanted to cut its production rate to decrease supply in order to keep prices high in times of lower demand.
They would do that if every other country does the same and cut their production rate as well.
Everything went well until Russia said that they won't agree. Not only that, Russia decided to increase their production rate. Saudi Arabia didn't want to stay behind and did the same.
All this supply increase lead to a huge drop in the price of OIL especially when countries like China started to return OIL tankers because of the decrease in consumption and they didn't need more of it expecting that consumption rate will drop further if the world gets hit by coronavirus pandemic which was at the rise at that time.
Then we had a huge drop in the consumption of OIL because of coronavirus pandemic which affected the price further and we have first countries to fill bankruptcy in that industry sector.
Finally, yesterday OPEC agreed to cut production rate for 10% but that's still not enough to cause a huge increase in the price since the consumption is still low and the supply of the OIL is still huge in the market.
Hope that this teaches you a very important lesson about supply and demand. If there's demand, low supply will always lead to high prices.
That's the power of Bitcoin compared to a traditional system where they can print whenever and whatever they want.
In short term, it may help the economy but in the long term, it weakens the currency because it creates an excess of money which leads to a devaluation of the single bill and its value drops with each and every supply increase.
That's why cash is not a good store of value and why people want to store something that's more scarce and hard to produce, such as gold and hopefully Bitcoin.
The same way you can't create Bitcoin out of anywhere, you can't produce gold out of other metals.
No matter what alchemist says, gold is gold and you can't replicate it the same way as Bitcoin and that's why gold was that valuable throughout the centuries and hopefully, Bitcoin will be the same in the years that are ahead of us.
This is not related to the cryptocurrency market a lot but it teaches us a lot about supply and demand and how important the relationship between these two is.
The OIL was the first to tank at the beginning of March for more than 60%, the first time since 1991 and the Gulf War.
Why did OIL drop so much?
The main reason was when OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) wasn't able to make an agreement on the production of the OIL. Saudi Arabia wanted to cut its production rate to decrease supply in order to keep prices high in times of lower demand.
They would do that if every other country does the same and cut their production rate as well.
Everything went well until Russia said that they won't agree. Not only that, Russia decided to increase their production rate. Saudi Arabia didn't want to stay behind and did the same.
All this supply increase lead to a huge drop in the price of OIL especially when countries like China started to return OIL tankers because of the decrease in consumption and they didn't need more of it expecting that consumption rate will drop further if the world gets hit by coronavirus pandemic which was at the rise at that time.
Then we had a huge drop in the consumption of OIL because of coronavirus pandemic which affected the price further and we have first countries to fill bankruptcy in that industry sector.
Finally, yesterday OPEC agreed to cut production rate for 10% but that's still not enough to cause a huge increase in the price since the consumption is still low and the supply of the OIL is still huge in the market.
Hope that this teaches you a very important lesson about supply and demand. If there's demand, low supply will always lead to high prices.
That's the power of Bitcoin compared to a traditional system where they can print whenever and whatever they want.
In short term, it may help the economy but in the long term, it weakens the currency because it creates an excess of money which leads to a devaluation of the single bill and its value drops with each and every supply increase.
That's why cash is not a good store of value and why people want to store something that's more scarce and hard to produce, such as gold and hopefully Bitcoin.
The same way you can't create Bitcoin out of anywhere, you can't produce gold out of other metals.
No matter what alchemist says, gold is gold and you can't replicate it the same way as Bitcoin and that's why gold was that valuable throughout the centuries and hopefully, Bitcoin will be the same in the years that are ahead of us.
Bitcoin is getting a little bit tricky with the recent price action.
Most likely we’re about to see fourth doji candlestick on a daily time frame - a sign of big market uncertainty.
Below $6800, Bitcoin is bearish!
Close above $7200, Bitcoin is bullish!
What happens in between doesn’t matter and will serve both sides to get rid of inpatient traders.
I’m out from the market, not in a position.
I was bearish going into this week after weekly candlestick close but almost 48h since that close and bears didn’t appear or maybe better to say, bulls successfully stopped them from dropping the price.
Whatever I use to interpret current market conditions, it’s not bearish as it was 2 days ago.
Both sides can happen and now it’s waiting for either $6800 or $7200 to get broken.
Weak technicals with strong upcoming fundamentals can push the price in either direction.
We have to wait.
Most likely we’re about to see fourth doji candlestick on a daily time frame - a sign of big market uncertainty.
Below $6800, Bitcoin is bearish!
Close above $7200, Bitcoin is bullish!
What happens in between doesn’t matter and will serve both sides to get rid of inpatient traders.
I’m out from the market, not in a position.
I was bearish going into this week after weekly candlestick close but almost 48h since that close and bears didn’t appear or maybe better to say, bulls successfully stopped them from dropping the price.
Whatever I use to interpret current market conditions, it’s not bearish as it was 2 days ago.
Both sides can happen and now it’s waiting for either $6800 or $7200 to get broken.
Weak technicals with strong upcoming fundamentals can push the price in either direction.
We have to wait.
There will be new Q&A in the channel. Send your questions to @CryptoSignalsAdmin.
After 4 consecutive daily closes as some sort of doji candle, we finally got direction in the market.
Bitcoin below blue area is bearish with the target at $5800 ($6000 in case of the potential front run).
Bitcoin is bullish if it closes above $7000.
Those are my levels that create my bias in the market and trade setups will be on lower timeframes (H4)
Bitcoin below blue area is bearish with the target at $5800 ($6000 in case of the potential front run).
Bitcoin is bullish if it closes above $7000.
Those are my levels that create my bias in the market and trade setups will be on lower timeframes (H4)
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Seems like we can finally see the test of the resistance for ETH/BTC pair.
Just to remind you one more time, ETH/BTC is higher timeframe bullish if it closes above 0.025.
The close has to be at least at daily but weekly has to confirm it as well.
Then we can expect 15-20% moves up.
Otherwise, this will be range forever.
Just to remind you one more time, ETH/BTC is higher timeframe bullish if it closes above 0.025.
The close has to be at least at daily but weekly has to confirm it as well.
Then we can expect 15-20% moves up.
Otherwise, this will be range forever.
“Bitcoin is manipulated.”
If manipulation was a sporting event, the stock market would be the Super Bowl and Bitcoin would be two legless ducks playing badminton blindfolded on an ice skating rink.
Wake up.
Bitcoin is the closest thing we have to a free market.
Whales move Bitcoin prices. That’s the nature of a free market.
As a trader, you have the opportunity every day to attempt to be onside with these whales.
Stock buybacks, QE and bailouts prop the stock market, bond market etc. That’s REAL manipulation by governments.
Good luck finding a market to trade as a small fish that is not “manipulated” by bigger players.
If you have a problem with the cryoto market being manipulated, you have the power of free will - don’t trade it.
Or take better trades.
If manipulation was a sporting event, the stock market would be the Super Bowl and Bitcoin would be two legless ducks playing badminton blindfolded on an ice skating rink.
Wake up.
Bitcoin is the closest thing we have to a free market.
Whales move Bitcoin prices. That’s the nature of a free market.
As a trader, you have the opportunity every day to attempt to be onside with these whales.
Stock buybacks, QE and bailouts prop the stock market, bond market etc. That’s REAL manipulation by governments.
Good luck finding a market to trade as a small fish that is not “manipulated” by bigger players.
If you have a problem with the cryoto market being manipulated, you have the power of free will - don’t trade it.
Or take better trades.
Bitcoin has changed direction from my previous post.
Below the blue area, it’s targeting two green areas while Bitcoin above blue area is targeting the previous high at $7500 and main target at $7800.
I have a long from $7050 but to be honest, things are really hard to predict in these times. The stops are tight because you don't really want to be too far from the current price action.
If the price moves against you, it can be a very volatile move and wide stops will lead to bigger slippage which will additionally increase potential loss on a trade.
Yeah, the halving is coming and that's positive in long term for sure but you never know what can happen in short term price action so you need to cool off and look for signs.
Generally, Bitcoin is looking good and it's surviving this pandemic very well.
Below the blue area, it’s targeting two green areas while Bitcoin above blue area is targeting the previous high at $7500 and main target at $7800.
I have a long from $7050 but to be honest, things are really hard to predict in these times. The stops are tight because you don't really want to be too far from the current price action.
If the price moves against you, it can be a very volatile move and wide stops will lead to bigger slippage which will additionally increase potential loss on a trade.
Yeah, the halving is coming and that's positive in long term for sure but you never know what can happen in short term price action so you need to cool off and look for signs.
Generally, Bitcoin is looking good and it's surviving this pandemic very well.
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Crypto Signals Premium Service - Official Pre-Launch A few months ago, I got an idea to step up the game and provide more value to the members of the Crypto Signals Channel by opening a Premium service. Since then, I have been working hard to make this happen…
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There are 2 extreme forces in the crypto market, those that are thinking Bitcoin is going to a new all-time high in a matter of weeks/months and those that are calling Bitcoin at new $1-2k.
When you state your opinion that your either bullish or bearish, people associate you with one of these two groups.
Very few people actually understand that there are traders which define bullishness and bearishness in a totally different way.
If you hold Bitcoin, you’re bullish on it as an investment and timeframe is few years.
Being bullish in the long term doesn’t mean you can short it and make a profit on a $200 down move.
If you want to trade crypto, distinguish being longterm bullish from actual setups you’re trading.
The reason I am talking this is the upcoming halving. Most people are longing on short term timeframes without the actual setup saying that they’re bullish because of halving.
Right?
There’s no correlation between halving and short term price action.
Halving is positive for investors because it decreases selling pressure over months and years and makes Bitcoin more scarce.
It can’t prevent Bitcoin from dropping 5% - 8% or 12% in a single daily candle.
Be very cautious about what you’re doing before and after halving. Whales can easily take advantage of immaturity that’s currently in the crypto market and profit on some nice 10% crash while all of you take halving for reason for being long.
No matter if it’s halving, coronavirus pandemic, Third World War, your trading decisions have to be based on the trade setups.
Define the direction, find where you can enter with reasonably tight stop loss and that’s it. Wait for the outcome that will either be a win or loss.
Huge fundamental events should be a trigger for your investing strategies.
The first time since 2017, I sold my Bitcoin at $8k before coronavirus hit the news. Actually, it was the day before the big market crash.
Did I buy the bottom?
Not even close but I bought 3 days after once the capitulation was over.
That wasn’t a trade but a decision based on my investing strategy. First time for a while, I felt scared so I decided to take some risk of from my crypto portfolio and sell half of it until I feel comfortable holding it again.
I suggest the same thing to you.
If halving is really bullish, then find the way to put more fiat in Bitcoin but your trades should be the product of profitable market setups, not positive or negative market events.
If we see a 10-12% market crash just before or after halving, the reason is stated here. Too many immature longs in the market longing not even knowing the actual reason for it.
So be cautious and trade the setups that can give you 2-3 reward of the risk you’re putting in. If you can’t get that setup, simply wait for it and don’t FOMO in!
There are 2 extreme forces in the crypto market, those that are thinking Bitcoin is going to a new all-time high in a matter of weeks/months and those that are calling Bitcoin at new $1-2k.
When you state your opinion that your either bullish or bearish, people associate you with one of these two groups.
Very few people actually understand that there are traders which define bullishness and bearishness in a totally different way.
If you hold Bitcoin, you’re bullish on it as an investment and timeframe is few years.
Being bullish in the long term doesn’t mean you can short it and make a profit on a $200 down move.
If you want to trade crypto, distinguish being longterm bullish from actual setups you’re trading.
The reason I am talking this is the upcoming halving. Most people are longing on short term timeframes without the actual setup saying that they’re bullish because of halving.
Right?
There’s no correlation between halving and short term price action.
Halving is positive for investors because it decreases selling pressure over months and years and makes Bitcoin more scarce.
It can’t prevent Bitcoin from dropping 5% - 8% or 12% in a single daily candle.
Be very cautious about what you’re doing before and after halving. Whales can easily take advantage of immaturity that’s currently in the crypto market and profit on some nice 10% crash while all of you take halving for reason for being long.
No matter if it’s halving, coronavirus pandemic, Third World War, your trading decisions have to be based on the trade setups.
Define the direction, find where you can enter with reasonably tight stop loss and that’s it. Wait for the outcome that will either be a win or loss.
Huge fundamental events should be a trigger for your investing strategies.
The first time since 2017, I sold my Bitcoin at $8k before coronavirus hit the news. Actually, it was the day before the big market crash.
Did I buy the bottom?
Not even close but I bought 3 days after once the capitulation was over.
That wasn’t a trade but a decision based on my investing strategy. First time for a while, I felt scared so I decided to take some risk of from my crypto portfolio and sell half of it until I feel comfortable holding it again.
I suggest the same thing to you.
If halving is really bullish, then find the way to put more fiat in Bitcoin but your trades should be the product of profitable market setups, not positive or negative market events.
If we see a 10-12% market crash just before or after halving, the reason is stated here. Too many immature longs in the market longing not even knowing the actual reason for it.
So be cautious and trade the setups that can give you 2-3 reward of the risk you’re putting in. If you can’t get that setup, simply wait for it and don’t FOMO in!
How could the OIL drop impact the other markets?
What we saw yesterday is something we never witnessed before, an insane drop of OIL futures to negative -$37 which is more than 300%.
The first thing that we can learn from it is that Bitcoin is definitely not the most volatile asset. If SEC still doesn't approve Bitcoin ETF while keeping OIL's, there's definitely another reason for not doing that.
The only question is, how many banks were long on OIL. A few banks being on the wrong side of the trade when it came to US mortgage-backed securities in 2008 triggered a severe global financial crisis.
This could trigger a world bank crisis bigger than 2008 especially because this is not only the US but the whole world.
When dozens of investment banks around the world start filing bankruptcy who is going to want to keep their savings in a bank especially when bail-ins are now legal?
I'm very curious about who was on the wrong side of yesterday's drop because the loss would be huge.
Don't be one of these who will say, the global financial system is crashing, long Bitcoin. Yes, all these factors are positive for Bitcoin in the long term but the current fear can easily negatively impact the price of Bitcoin and cause 5-10-15% drop in the market.
Distinguish trading and investing decisions when looking at fundamentals.
Whatever happens, everything they were saying about Bitcoin is happening to their favorable assets.
Keep holding Bitcoin!
What we saw yesterday is something we never witnessed before, an insane drop of OIL futures to negative -$37 which is more than 300%.
The first thing that we can learn from it is that Bitcoin is definitely not the most volatile asset. If SEC still doesn't approve Bitcoin ETF while keeping OIL's, there's definitely another reason for not doing that.
The only question is, how many banks were long on OIL. A few banks being on the wrong side of the trade when it came to US mortgage-backed securities in 2008 triggered a severe global financial crisis.
This could trigger a world bank crisis bigger than 2008 especially because this is not only the US but the whole world.
When dozens of investment banks around the world start filing bankruptcy who is going to want to keep their savings in a bank especially when bail-ins are now legal?
I'm very curious about who was on the wrong side of yesterday's drop because the loss would be huge.
Don't be one of these who will say, the global financial system is crashing, long Bitcoin. Yes, all these factors are positive for Bitcoin in the long term but the current fear can easily negatively impact the price of Bitcoin and cause 5-10-15% drop in the market.
Distinguish trading and investing decisions when looking at fundamentals.
Whatever happens, everything they were saying about Bitcoin is happening to their favorable assets.
Keep holding Bitcoin!