Can I buy already? (Futures/Spot)
What prices are good for the buy of $BTC either in spot or futures 💵🐳
First, let’s clarify two things. In spot, it’s usually more common to hold a position for longer. Let’s say we anticipate at a certain price, at #BTC , and that price is at 90 or 95k (THIS IS JUST AN EXAMPLE ALWAYS USE YOUR OWN PRICES). In futures, things move much faster: you only anticipate or trade based on specific short-term prices and movements.
Now that’s clarified, let’s get into the prices.
For futures 💵
The most acceptable Long prices for short-term trades are.
- 82,900 / 83,480 While it doesn’t drop below those ranges, your Long trades will probably have more than 2% to 4% Profit (in the case of a bullish move—BE CAREFUL)
The 84,050k are fine to enter at, but mostly you’ll be catching more of a rebound, which at first wouldn’t be as beneficial, or directly your Risk/Reward guarantees would be very evenly matched, so it doesn’t end up being fully profitable.
CLICK HERE TO TRADE IN FUTURES #BTC 👇👇👇👇
For spot 🔥
Here prices don’t vary that much. Keep in mind that I use rebounds at support on the daily timeframe based on the MA 7, which is currently the best dynamic support at #BTC .
- 84,000/82,500 — in case of a correction that’s a bit less "strong"
- 82,000/80,500 — in case of a correction that’s a bit more "strong"
CLICK HERE TO TRADE IN SPOT 👇👇👇👇👇
Extra recommendations.
I don’t recommend making large purchases over the weekend due to low institutional liquidity, which would practically cloud your buy and put you at risk very quickly, like $WLD or $SAGA —this is how weekends behave 🥀
Not that extreme, but certainly liquidity would make your entry likely get invalidated very quickly. Also, the BTC weekly candle is more important—especially right now since the price is looking to consolidate bullishly 🧠
Think more and lose less.
What prices are good for the buy of $BTC either in spot or futures 💵🐳
First, let’s clarify two things. In spot, it’s usually more common to hold a position for longer. Let’s say we anticipate at a certain price, at #BTC , and that price is at 90 or 95k (THIS IS JUST AN EXAMPLE ALWAYS USE YOUR OWN PRICES). In futures, things move much faster: you only anticipate or trade based on specific short-term prices and movements.
Now that’s clarified, let’s get into the prices.
For futures 💵
The most acceptable Long prices for short-term trades are.
- 82,900 / 83,480 While it doesn’t drop below those ranges, your Long trades will probably have more than 2% to 4% Profit (in the case of a bullish move—BE CAREFUL)
The 84,050k are fine to enter at, but mostly you’ll be catching more of a rebound, which at first wouldn’t be as beneficial, or directly your Risk/Reward guarantees would be very evenly matched, so it doesn’t end up being fully profitable.
CLICK HERE TO TRADE IN FUTURES #BTC 👇👇👇👇
For spot 🔥
Here prices don’t vary that much. Keep in mind that I use rebounds at support on the daily timeframe based on the MA 7, which is currently the best dynamic support at #BTC .
- 84,000/82,500 — in case of a correction that’s a bit less "strong"
- 82,000/80,500 — in case of a correction that’s a bit more "strong"
CLICK HERE TO TRADE IN SPOT 👇👇👇👇👇
Extra recommendations.
I don’t recommend making large purchases over the weekend due to low institutional liquidity, which would practically cloud your buy and put you at risk very quickly, like $WLD or $SAGA —this is how weekends behave 🥀
Not that extreme, but certainly liquidity would make your entry likely get invalidated very quickly. Also, the BTC weekly candle is more important—especially right now since the price is looking to consolidate bullishly 🧠
Think more and lose less.
