BTC is holding steady at support, feels kinda promising. Might be a solid spot to scalp long. But let’s see how this month plays out... if it bounces back to 105k, we could be in for a nice ride.
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Same old story, right? Predictions everywhere but they often miss the mark. I’m staying out of positions for now. Price is around 104.4K, and I bet it hits 105K soon. But with all the chaos in the world, who knows how that’ll impact the market.
If you’re just looking to stack Bitcoin for the long haul, a dip can be a blessing. Speculation is whatever, but for deep-pocketed investors, they don’t sweat the small stuff. DCA is key here, no need to stress over specific prices.
True, we don’t really know if this consolidation means good things ahead. I mean, the ATH was 112k, and now we’re in a weird limbo. Institutional buys might lift us up, but there’s always that chance we dip back into bear territory.
I have a hunch we’ll break out of this consolidation soon. Remember, that support was resistance not too long ago. It might just retest before making a run. I could see 110k happening before June wraps.
Different views out there, but I think a shift is coming. Inflation and other outside factors are in play. Still, there might be a breakout if sentiment holds. Let’s see what this month has in store for us.
falcon_satFull Member
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#7Jan 2, 2021, 05:36 AM
Exactly! There’s turmoil behind the scenes that could mess with prices in the short term. If you’re good at scalping, you might want to take your shot now, or just keep stacking while we’re stuck in this sideways mess.
This month Bitcoin hit 110k, then pulled back, but now it's creeping back to around 107k. That’s good news for us! I'm not too worried about corrections since rich buyers are all over Bitcoin lately.
satoshi_apeNewbie
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#9Jan 3, 2021, 08:49 AM
If you’re looking at Bitcoin now, scalping might be a decent move. Daily trading is fine, but keep an eye on those small price shifts before diving into long positions. If you’re confident in stability around 105k, go for it.
chris.novaMember
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#10Jan 3, 2021, 02:17 PM
Scalping is risky but can have rewards... if you’ve got enough capital to manage it. A small stop loss can lead to big risks, especially in shaky markets. The current situation with all the drama makes me think twice before jumping in.
People who panic and miss opportunities are just wasting time. We’re in a bull run, and yeah, a dip can look scary, but it’s a chance to buy. I’m waiting until Bitcoin hits 150k before I even think about cashing out.
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#12Jan 4, 2021, 11:40 PM
I get that scalping can feel risky, but it's not about fear. Some just think the price might dip lower before it rises again. Being cautious isn’t bad, especially with such big gains potentially at stake.
After these consolidations, history shows we often see sharp moves. Yet lately, volatility seems low. I’m not expecting much from any breakout until I see real strength.
So, hitting 107k isn’t exactly a win when we’ve seen 112k. It depends on our buy-ins. New ATHs are what we should strive for... that’s what gets everyone hyped!
bridge2016Newbie
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#15Jan 5, 2021, 04:40 AM
Predicting Bitcoin’s price is tricky. June looks solid since it’s holding above 105k for now, but it’s still a wild ride. Let’s hope it stays above 100k in the coming hours.
I’m buying two piles right now. One for DCA and another for dips. My stack is growing steadily.
Totally feel you. BTC is consolidating alright, but scalping now could lead to regrets. If it drops below 100k, then yeah, but right now, it’s better for long-term holders.
Awesome idea! DCA in this sideways market means you won’t miss out on any little dips. It’s a safe way to keep investing.
Bitcoin just hit 104k again, and folks are still eager to buy. It’s tough for those who bought higher, but patience is key. We gotta keep faith in our BTC!
Gotta love this phase of consolidation. Those of us just on autopilot with DCA are riding it out. Scalpers may be making moves, but I’m just waiting for that next big shift.