Damn ... i think that we are at a level of bubble that price chart is no longer a correct chart to look at:
Turn on log. It looks at least
slightly more reasonable.
Looking at the curve of the weekly candlesticks, it's definitely getting 2017-like, but still more reminiscent of
early 2017 to me. Lots of 5-10% daily candles. In the later blow-off top stage, we should be seeing 20-25% candles.
I don't think that any TA will work here. Pure emotional trading with lambo in front of investors eyes.
Yep, the only useful TA right now is when/where to buy the dip, if it happens. There's no point calling tops or anything like that. There's no lid on this market.
Hey, even though I have a tendency to downplay how much certainty to place in certain kinds of charts in regards to at what point in time this particular asset class (bitcoin) might be due for a correction, to me, this seems to be a kind of demonstration for the need to make sure that the idea of immature asset class, world-paradigm changing asset class and exponential s-curve adoption should have been being considered in terms of looking at any charts.
Sure, at some point a correction is going to come.. whether it is "significant" or not or whether it brings BTC prices back down to certain previous resistance levels remains another story... but sure this BTC price performance does not really seem to be out of line with the early rather than late 2017 pattern.. even if we did seem to have a few more cooling off periods in early 2017 - and suppose that the longer that this current UPpity continues to go on, maybe the more we will start to need to consider this to have higher odds of playing out like a 2013 kind of double peak pattern rather than a 2017 single peak pattern... which you, exstasie, have acknowledged such a potential way of this period playing out this time around... because many of us likely realize that there are limits, its just a matter of attempting to figure out when there is no longer enough buying support to continue to push the price UP and thereafter to cause a bit of a trend in the other direction that can be taken advantage of for anyone who is ready, willing and able to thereafter push the price down once it starts to go in that direction.