Last night's rally got you wondering if it was all smoke and mirrors?
BTC just hit a wall at the 200 EMA on the 4-hour chart. That's not exactly bullish confirmation. When price gets rejected at a major moving average like this, it usually signals hesitation from buyers. Could be a fake breakout attempt before more downside. Or maybe just a temporary pause before the real move.
What's your read on this? Dead cat bounce or consolidation before continuation?
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 4h ago
200ema is here again, this broken position can bluff...
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gm_or_ngmi
· 4h ago
200ema is stuck again, is it really different this time?
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LightningLady
· 4h ago
The 200 EMA was smashed through this time, and it felt like funds were accumulating again
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DefiPlaybook
· 4h ago
According to the data, the 200 EMA is usually accompanied by a decline of about 37% in trading volume after being broken, and this rebound lacks incremental financial support, and it is worth noting that the activity of on-chain wallet addresses has not increased simultaneously.
Last night's rally got you wondering if it was all smoke and mirrors?
BTC just hit a wall at the 200 EMA on the 4-hour chart. That's not exactly bullish confirmation. When price gets rejected at a major moving average like this, it usually signals hesitation from buyers. Could be a fake breakout attempt before more downside. Or maybe just a temporary pause before the real move.
What's your read on this? Dead cat bounce or consolidation before continuation?