@TheMoon

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BTCUSDT
Long Entry 89,939.0000 2026-01-23 20:04 UTC
Target 93,000.0000 Fail 87,900.0000 In 1 Days
Risk/Reward 1 : 2
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Analysis Predict Bull Market
The video presents a mixed market outlook, highlighting a rotation of capital from traditional financial markets into precious metals like Gold and Silver, which have reached new all-time highs. This is attributed to the inherent flaws in fiat monetary systems and rising national debt. While these metals are seen as hedges against inflation and financial instability, the analyst argues that Bitcoin, as finite, unconfiscatable, and easily transferable digital money, is fundamentally superior to traditional assets. Despite this, Bitcoin has not seen the same capital inflow, causing it to be 'stupendously undervalued'. Technically, Bitcoin is observed on the 4-hour chart consolidating within a large bear flag pattern. The analyst identifies a CME gap to the upside around $93,000, and a potential retest of the 200-day moving average (inferred to be around $101,000-$103,000) is expected. He states he is currently long but plans to short after these upside targets are met, suggesting a short-term bullish move within a larger bearish context for Bitcoin. For Solana, a cup and handle pattern is identified on the daily chart, indicating a bullish long-term trend. The analyst expresses a personal long-term investment interest, stating he would buy up to $90 and anticipates a target of $500 if the price breaks above $280.
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