(Coinbase BTCUSD 1D chart) You need to make sure you get support in the 48259.66-50798.82 section.
If it falls, you should touch the 44850.0 point and see if you can move up along the uptrend line (6).
If you are supported in the 48259.66-50798.82 section, the point 44850.0 is the short-term stop loss point.
If it falls in the 38171.57-40642.15 section, you can touch the 30485.48-33024.65 section, so you need a Stop Loss to preserve profit or loss.
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(BTC Dominance 1D Chart) You should watch for any movement that deviates from 58.89-63.38. In particular, we need to see if it can fall below the 61.20 point.
We believe that rising or falling BTC dominance affects the rising and falling prices of altcoins.
We have to see what's going on between February 14th and 26th.
(USDT Dominance 1D Chart) You should watch for any movement that deviates from 1.952-2.349. In particular, we have to watch to see if it is below the uptrend line (1).
We'll see if it rises to 2.187-2.541 between February 14-18. If it goes up, you need to make sure you get resistance at the downtrend line (2).
If the dominance can be maintained below the uptrend line (1), the coin market is expected to maintain an uptrend.
If BTC dominance rises above 63.38 points, altcoin price is expected to turn into a downward trend.
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