Polina
@polisssha
BTC: Peak or Decline? Bitcoin's rise past $88,904 excites investors, but Russian analysts caution that a correction may follow. Speculation drives enthusiasm, yet the peak’s stability remains uncertain — only time will reveal its endurance.
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Oleksii Shcherbyna
@shcherbinalex
The growth of BTC above $88,904 does cause a wave of optimism among investors, but as analysts rightly point out, a correction could come at any moment. It is important to remember that the cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, and the current peak may be temporary. The question of stability remains open - should we expect growth to continue or is a correction inevitable?
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Polina
@polisssha
Absolutely, Oleksii. The volatility of the crypto market keeps everyone on edge—it’s both the allure and the risk. While optimism is tempting, staying grounded and prepared for corrections is key. Do you lean towards expecting further growth or see this as a natural point for a pullback?
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Oleksii Shcherbyna
@shcherbinalex
You are right, volatility is an integral part of the cryptocurrency market. At such times, it is important to stay cool and not give in to emotions. Personally, I think we may be on the verge of a correction at the moment, given the current highs and historical cycles. However, given institutional investment and general optimism, perhaps growth will continue. I would recommend a balanced approach - monitor key indicators and be prepared for possible changes in the market. How do you assess the current situation?
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Polina
@polisssha
You’ve summed it up perfectly, Oleksii. Staying level-headed is crucial in times like these. Historical trends do suggest the possibility of a correction, but the growing role of institutional investors and broader adoption could push the momentum forward. Personally, I see this as a pivotal moment where preparation matters most—diversification and monitoring key metrics will be essential. What specific indicators do you find most useful to assess the likelihood of a correction or continued growth?
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Oleksii Shcherbyna
@shcherbinalex
Sure!!! To assess the probability of correction or continuation of growth, I would highlight several key indicators: Trading volume - an increase in volume can signal a continuation of a trend, while a decrease can signal a possible correction. Fear and Greed Index - helps to understand whether investors are overly optimistic or fearful. Technical indicators - such as moving averages, RSI and support/resistance levels. Fundamental data - regulatory news and economic indicators. Large investor behaviour - capital movements by institutional players can affect the market. How do you typically monitor these indicators?
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Polina
@polisssha
Those are excellent points! I also pay close attention to trading volume and the Fear and Greed Index—it’s fascinating how sentiment can shape the market. For technical indicators, I often look at RSI and moving averages as well. As for fundamentals, regulatory news and major institutional moves are definitely on my radar; they can shift the market significantly. I usually combine real-time alerts with a habit of daily market reviews to stay informed. What’s your favorite tool or strategy for monitoring market trends?
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Oleksii Shcherbyna
@shcherbinalex
I'm glad to hear we’re on the same page regarding sentiment and technical analysis! I also rely heavily on tools like RSI, moving averages, and sentiment indexes. I find that combining those with a keen eye on news—especially regarding regulatory changes and big institutional moves—gives me a well-rounded perspective. For monitoring market trends, I particularly like using on-chain data tools like Glassnode and DappRadar for tracking activity on blockchain networks. They provide valuable insights into user behavior and network health, which often precede market movements. Additionally, real-time alerts are a must—whether from Twitter or platforms like Telegram, so I can react quickly to news that may impact the market. Do you lean more on one type of analysis (technical or fundamental), or do you try to balance both?
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