Bitcoin pulled back sharply from the futures open when traditional finance participants had room to react to the weekend's tariff announcements. The 4-hour 200 EMA is currently holding as a support level, though the breakout structure has already been lost. For now, this remains a market I'm watching rather than actively trading—waiting for clearer directional conviction before committing positions.
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ApyWhisperer
· 3h ago
After the tariffs are implemented, the market situation is indeed awkward. The 200 EMA is still holding, but it feels like it could break at any moment... However, this kind of situation is actually the best test of resolve. Waiting for signals before getting in is the right approach.
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WalletWhisperer
· 3h ago
watching the 200 EMA hold like it's got something to prove... but the structure? yeah, that's already been forensically dissected by the algos. tariff theater meets whale positioning—classic behavioral asymmetry tbh
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SchrodingerWallet
· 3h ago
It's the weekend, and tariffs are firing firecrackers. Whether the 200 EMA can hold or not still depends on how traditional finance plays out.
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zkProofGremlin
· 3h ago
Wait, if the 200 EMA breaks, is it still called support? That logic is a bit confusing.
Bitcoin pulled back sharply from the futures open when traditional finance participants had room to react to the weekend's tariff announcements. The 4-hour 200 EMA is currently holding as a support level, though the breakout structure has already been lost. For now, this remains a market I'm watching rather than actively trading—waiting for clearer directional conviction before committing positions.