That poll from last Friday—time to check the answers.
On Monday, the Nasdaq closed down about 1% again, weakening for the third day in a row. As for BTC, shortly after the U.S. market opened, it first touched 78,000 (peaking at 78,2xx). It never broke below 76,000, then gradually drifted lower overnight. This morning’s low was 76,641, and the current price is still hovering around 77,000.
Going by “who gets hit first,” A looks more likely. But it never managed to hold above that level, and the price action later didn’t closely follow the U.S. market either—so those who picked C can also argue their way to a half-win. B’s 76,000 level hasn’t been reached yet this time.
Go check the original post and see where you stand~ If you guessed right, drop a 1; if not, don’t sweat it—who could’ve claimed to have it all figured out over the weekend?
Not calling trades, just checking the answers. Manage your own positions, and cherish the u in your pocket.
#BTC
On Monday, the Nasdaq closed down about 1% again, weakening for the third day in a row. As for BTC, shortly after the U.S. market opened, it first touched 78,000 (peaking at 78,2xx). It never broke below 76,000, then gradually drifted lower overnight. This morning’s low was 76,641, and the current price is still hovering around 77,000.
Going by “who gets hit first,” A looks more likely. But it never managed to hold above that level, and the price action later didn’t closely follow the U.S. market either—so those who picked C can also argue their way to a half-win. B’s 76,000 level hasn’t been reached yet this time.
Go check the original post and see where you stand~ If you guessed right, drop a 1; if not, don’t sweat it—who could’ve claimed to have it all figured out over the weekend?
Not calling trades, just checking the answers. Manage your own positions, and cherish the u in your pocket.
#BTC
