Bitcoin what now
1 extracted signal · 1 resolved · 0 still active
MMCrypto10 Sept 2025, 17:32 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's potential breakthrough above the EMA ribbon on the daily chart. The analyst discusses a previous scenario where Bitcoin broke below the EMA ribbon but then retested and invalidated the move. He emphasizes the importance of observing whether the retest is successful, leading to a breakthrough and invalidation of the bearish move, or whether Bitcoin gets rejected, validating the move to the downside. According to him, the current Bitcoin attempt to break through needs a daily candle close and follow-through, along with a bullish flip of the ribbon. Until that happens the analyst says to remain cautious and not increase any trades. He says that the ones who are screaming bear market have to be very very cautious as well. He then shows a twitter tweet suggesting that if you want to buy a future Iphone 17 you should still consider buying Bitcoin.
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