Michaël van de Poppe

“It's relatively simple for #Bitcoin. All long liquidity has been taken with this recent sweep. That means, you'd want to see S/R flips on previous resistances becoming support and we'll accelerate back upwards (quite the momentum that we've seen on several #Altcoins already). That's why I'd be looking at a case of holding $82,000 as the next big thing. If that holds, we're going to see a new run towards the highs.”

“A pretty solid bounce from the markets as we're seeing a green day after a harsh correction. These corrections happen 1-2 times in a month, and then the markets simply continue to roll upwards. Just buy the dip on #Bitcoin. https://t.co/U1xuliqSsp”

“I've mentioned this yesterday. Most likely we'll see a sweep of the recent lows for #Bitcoin and that should be the end of this correction. The sweep has now happened. https://t.co/ed28YTIOB5”

“Phenomenal skills when it comes to making analysis with a pencil. Anyways, it's quite clear that #Bitcoin doesn't want to go down and that it's the upper scenario. Flipping $85,000 would be a trigger that we're going to be seeing more upwards momentum here and potentially even seeing $90,000 as a next target.”

“#Chainlink has barely been making a move. Just yet. It's moving upwards against #Bitcoin and it's actually outperforming. After a bear market of more than four years, it's finally getting into the start of a bull market. Great times are ahead. https://t.co/JHydmn6lFp”

“Markets are turning back upwards for #Bitcoin and most of the altcoins. If Bitcoin breaks this high upwards, that would be great. https://t.co/eIW5CrZJGM”

“Corrections do happen in markets. The moment that everyone is shouting about 'this coin is going to flip #Bitcoin' or whenever other narrative gets extreme. That's your call to be taking profits. Doesn't have to be all, just some. Narratives come and go. Probably we'll start to see a lot of sounds screaming about the fact that the bear market continues. It won't. Buy the dip. You'll be all right.”

“If you're enthusiastic of the recent moves on the markets on the #Altcoins, then zoom out. This is ethereum:0xaea46a60368a7bd060eec7df8cba43b7ef41ad85. You can hardly see that it has been moving upwards. This is just a small start. https://t.co/TlL7zfC892”

“It's actually looking quite good for #Bitcoin at this point. Would love to see it break $84,000 and the entire correction is essentially over then. https://t.co/tjJ4LDXIIm”

“At the start of the bull cycle, most people will undervalue the potential upside that's about to come for #Bitcoin and #Altcoins. That's not weird. That's just the nature of markets, as we've just endured a long period of bearish momentum, where it's quite hard to expect to see any upside at all.”

“It's literally a matter of time until we're going to see a strong breakout of $ETH to the upside. https://t.co/EOiWa94SAa”

“The thing is also, #Bitcoin is not even towards an all-time high and the momentum is already like this. Imagine what will happen when #Bitcoin breaks the all-time high.”

“The last request was ethereum:0xaea46a60368a7bd060eec7df8cba43b7ef41ad85. Strong asset, and very likely going to pick up momentum as the AI <> #Crypto convergence will be getting stronger. Quite similar to many other charts. Still yet to break out the range resistance, and once that does, there's a run of 125% possible.”

“Michael Howell (@crossbordercap) just pointed at the country everyone's overlooking. "We're looking at a world where debt is a problem, and it's a problem for everybody. And in fact, the country that has the biggest debt problem by far is China." Not the US, which is where every debt headline points. China. His question is the one that matters: what happens when the Chinese start to print money too? What assets will they buy? His framework has an answer, and it's the same one he applies everywhere else: gold, and increasingly, Bitcoin. When one of the world's largest, most indebted economies is forced into the same monetary inflation trade as the West, that's not a regional story anymore. His broader point ties back to why he thinks central banks everywhere are trapped: aging demographics that no politician will touch, a capital war between the US and China that rules out austerity, and a tax base that's already squeezed dry. Print money or raise debt. And raising debt gets harder every year that yields stay high. Full conversation on New Era Finance”

“It's the same for $ETH. I mean, as long as this stays above $2,550, then there's no issue at all. Probably the right plan to simply buy the dip. https://t.co/FPChjQTx0j”