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I wrote down the basic patterns everyone needs to understand and observe in everyday basis. Patterns you see in an uptrend 1) Bull flags ( Usually bullish continuation ) 2) Falling wedges ( Usually bullish continuation ) 3) Symmetrical triangles ( not very bullish, shows indecision and possibly lack of momentum ) 4) Double top ( Bearish unless a higher high is made with retest above the double top ) 5) Head and shoulders ( Bearish unless a higher high is made at least above the first shoulder ) 6) Rising wedge ( Bearish unless it breaks to the upside with extreme volume ) Patterns you see in a downtrend 1) Double bottom ( bullish with momentum building to the upside ) 2) Inverse head and shoulders ( My favourite for trend reversals , AKA great opportunity with minimal risk ) 3) Falling wedge OR Descending channels with volume decreasing ( Yes after a downtrend, falling wedges tend to be bullish as they indicate lack of selling pressure ) 4) Rising wedges ( Bearish unless they break to the upside with extreme volume ) 5) Symmetrical triangles ( Can be both but usually they show that buyers and sellers are even in power ) 6) Bear flags ( Same dynamics with the rising wedge, likely trend continuation;lower )

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altcoin trades Currently long $BIO $TAO $ZEC $PENGU $ONDO $DASH $BIO $TIG $RSC spot bags Thesis: BTC pushes above 80k starting on an illiquid Sunday, Monday open surprises to the upside. Most capital still sidelined. Chart structures quietly looking strong, narratives are top tier, DeSci, AI, RWA, privacy, memes. Setup feels right. DeSci already leading, TAO wakes up, privacy looking ready to run. Idk, gut feeling. Will delete if wrong.

$maxxing actually looks good and it might go higher. The odds are not high enough to open new position but I still have some left from the original trade and and I keeping it to see if I will get more or will be stopped at break even with some profit