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I noticed an interesting pattern with Bitcoin — its current price around $73.93K shows déjà vu similar to what happened before the drop to $60K. The charts look suspiciously alike, as if history is repeating itself.
This isn't the first time the price has exhibited such patterns. Every time this configuration appears, the market reacts quite predictably. Of course, past results don't guarantee future performance, but the sense of déjà vu is quite strong.
It's fascinating to observe how these cycles repeat. Over 24 hours, the price has fallen by 0.70%, which could be the first signal. It's wort

It's interesting to observe how the market reacts to macroeconomic data. The upcoming weeks traditionally bring important indicators regarding unemployment and employment in the US. It is expected that the ADP reports and initial jobless claims will provide the first signals of the trend.
The focus will be on Friday — that's when the unemployment rate and the number of new non-farm jobs will be released. The consensus anticipates some improvement, although the figures remain a subject of debate among analysts. Simultaneously, several Federal Reserve officials will make comments, which could pr

You know, I've been observing for a long time how the big players operate in the market, and it really resembles chess, where mass-market players are just pawns. I want to share what I've understood about smart money and how it actually works.
Most traders lose because they play by the rules of classic technical analysis — looking at the same patterns as everyone else. But big capital (whales, as we call them), understand crowd psychology and intentionally draw formations that everyone wants to see. Then they sharply reverse the price in an "illogical" direction. Classic examples are a beautif