Quote from: EarnOnVictor on Today at 09:56:46 AM

Quote from: Oshosondy on September 02, 2025, 06:50:47 AM

Quote from: EarnOnVictor on September 02, 2025, 06:38:24 AM

For me, just like I replied in a post hours ago, it's all about $$107,370. Bitcoin has created a quadruple bottom at that level, so if it keeps holding above it, there is a high chance it will return higher. But if it breaches this level lower, it will certainly visit lower levels in weeks.

Which time frame are using using? Daily, according to what I saw on the chart. Which time zone?

I use many timeframes, but for this post, I just selected the Daily chart to show it. As for the time zone, it's GMT+3. That is what almost all traditional brokers I know use. I guess it's to unify what their chart states across the globe to avoid contradictory analysis.

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On the exchanges that I am using, it is only three bottoms that I saw and which I talked about above.

I don't use the exchange chart for my analyses. I tried it a while ago and discovered they are wired for traders to fail. I guess that's why some traders/investors prefer Tradingview. With this, I don't need Tradingview.

Quote from: EarnOnVictor on Today at 09:56:46 AM

Besides, institutional investors and traders are taking over, so I've seen the broker's chart more accurate with my analysis than exchanges' charts.

I guess you are a forex, stock or commodity trader before you become a crypto trader is the reason. Most crypto traders on X are using exchanges chart. Also most communities like on Telegram and those signal providers are using the exchange chart to fool their customers.

I also know some people no refer tradingview.

Crypto exchanges have another chart called TradingView, maybe you can try it and see how it is. But make sure you change the time zone to what you like which is GMT +3.

Exchanges give you the option to change the time zone. They have all time zone from -12 to +12 GMT. Most crypto exchanges time zone is GMT +1 but few of time have GMT+8.

GMT+3 is Moscow (Russia) time zone. I am surprised that is where traditional brokers set their time zone to.

I use GMT +1 which is the default on most crypto exchanges and I am still able to predict the market accurately more often if is bitcoin.