From the movement log: the most common mistake? Treating $BTC 's previous performance as a promise that the movement will continue.
In the $BTC file, the key is to distinguish between announced developments and what price action confirms.
The reference price for $BTC is $73,687.80, and the recorded hourly change is -0.066588%.
The support level is unavailable in the snapshot; one snapshot is not enough to determine whether the movement will continue.
Look at the difference between the two periods: $ARB recorded -7.14% over 24 hours and -2.41% in the last hour; $JCT recorded +26.95% and +21.85%, respectively.
The detail worth a closer look is on the $BTC page: compare the two periods before forming an impression.
A striking number, but not the whole explanation.
#BinanceSquare #CryptoMarket
In the $BTC file, the key is to distinguish between announced developments and what price action confirms.
The reference price for $BTC is $73,687.80, and the recorded hourly change is -0.066588%.
The support level is unavailable in the snapshot; one snapshot is not enough to determine whether the movement will continue.
Look at the difference between the two periods: $ARB recorded -7.14% over 24 hours and -2.41% in the last hour; $JCT recorded +26.95% and +21.85%, respectively.
The detail worth a closer look is on the $BTC page: compare the two periods before forming an impression.
A striking number, but not the whole explanation.
#BinanceSquare #CryptoMarket