Scarletflower77

In my opinion, it's better to enter the market after a false breakout from support, and to carefully monitor the risks. For the short term.

The macroeconomic environment contributes to maintaining uncertainty. The situation between the US and Iran continues to hang over the global markets, negotiations for a ceasefire have not yet been confirmed, and energy prices remain high. Oil prices above $100 and a strong dollar are not the best friends of Bitcoin in the short term.

Currently, demand for BTC is declining due to the war in Iran. The almost sole corporate buyer is MicroStrategy (MSTR), so you need to be very cautious with your capital in the market.

The USA is a leader in implementing new technologies worldwide and has incredible development in financial markets.

I see a bearish structure on the 4-hour timeframe, but the question is when. Iran rejected negotiations, but everything is changing very quickly. You need to be very careful with your capital, monitor your risk.

Hello, profits to all. How will the negotiations between the USA and Iran end? Will markets fall again on the weekends?