LeamCrypto

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📒 Just my opinion on Bitcoin and ETH/XRP.

I often adhere to a strategy based on Bollinger Bands. 📊
Currently, on the weekly timeframe, BTC has broken the lower boundary of the Bollinger Bands. On the monthly timeframe, the bottom of the current correction is already visible.
Personally, I do not believe that a full bear market has begun. To me, it looks more like a good opportunity to add to my spot holdings. 💰

At the same time, I allow for another squeeze that could shake out weak hands. The 50k–55k zone looks like a possible scenario.

Regarding BTC dominance, I also feel that a second peak is missing — the structure seems not yet complete.

This is solely my opinion.
I do not encourage opening shorts or repeating my actions. ⚠️
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🏔️📒I really want to dedicate time to Japanese candlesticks. Japanese candlesticks allow for a quick assessment of the balance of power between buyers and sellers, revealing market sentiments and identifying continuation or reversal patterns of the trend. That is why they are widely used in technical analysis.

⭐Morning Star is a candlestick reversal pattern that signals a possible end to a downward trend and the beginning of a price increase.

The pattern consists of three candles:
The first is a bearish candle with a long body, showing strong selling pressure.
The second is a candle with a small body, often with a gap down, reflecting a weakening of the selling momentum and a phase of uncertainty.
The third is a bullish candle with a confident body that covers a significant part of the first candle, confirming the shift of initiative to buyers.

The Morning Star forms at the bottom of a movement and is considered a bullish signal. The presence of gaps strengthens the pattern, however, their absence does not diminish its significance.
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🐳Learning to understand bar analysis – Part 2 🚀

Hello! 👋 In the second part of bar analysis, we study vertical volumes and price reactions from levels. These tools help to more accurately assess the strength of the trend and market behavior.

1.Vertical volume 📊
Volume shows how actively participants support the movement:
Increasing volume → trend strengthens
Decreasing volume → weak interest, trend loses strength
If the previous bar is larger than the next, but volumes are increasing → signal of trend slowing: price is advancing harder

2.Price reaction from level ⚡
Horizontal — an important level of support or resistance.
The speed of movement and distance covered show the market's reaction:
Fast movement → strong impulse, line holds the price
Slow movement → weak reaction, a breakout is possible
Such analysis helps to assess not only the direction but also the quality of the trend.
Conclusion:
In the second part, we studied how volumes reflect the strength of the trend, and the speed of movement and distance show the price reaction to levels. Combine both methods — and trading will become more precise!

Suggest a topic that you want to study the most!
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🐳🤓Learning to understand bar analysis.

In this article, I will explain how to properly read bars and candles and what to pay attention to in bar analysis.

Size (spread)
Type of bar closing

1. Size (spread)

The spread is the difference between the opening and closing price of the candle. The longer the candle, the more activity in that part of the market.
How does its size relate to the nearest two similarly directed bars of the previous wave?

Why this is important:
It allows you to understand the strength of the movement.
Assessment is based on the body of the candle, not on the shadows.
By comparing the bar with the previous similarly directed ones, you can determine whether the trend is weakening, strengthening, or moving with the same strength.

2. Type of bar closing

What is bar closing
Closing is the price at which trading completed for the selected period.
Green candle → closing above opening
Red candle → closing below opening

The closer the bar's closing is to the maximum (for purchases) or to the minimum (for sales), the stronger the pressure from the respective side.
A green candle closing near the maximum indicates that buyers are controlling the market.
A red candle closing close to the minimum indicates that sellers hold the initiative.