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For Bitcoin it's make it or break it It has been an exhausting 8 months of sideway-bearish market, which has knocked retail investors and cryptocurrency traders off their feet. A thread. [🧵1/n]
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For many retailers it was a 215-days long time capitulation: they have been slowly pushed out of the game by the failure to overcome the all-time high, and by the $BTC price action that has shown much weakness against traditional markets, as shown by the bearish correlation with SPX500 index. A first positive signal is that this correlation seems to have found a top (red zone) from which it is now moving away for the third time since July. [🧵2/n]
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At the same time, crypto traders have suffered from the sudden price plunges that have followed all the failed attempts to overcome the dynamic peak trend line and increased the number of rekt following the price capitulation of all markets on August 5 caused by the carry trade unwinding. [🧵3/n]
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From that bottom ($49.200), however, Bitcoin has begun to move slowly and uncertainly against the previous trend, most notably since Sept. 6 when markets take the 50 bps interest rate cut for given. [🧵4/n]
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