BTC traders are confident of fresh gains prior to the week's big macro data day.
Now caught between and $30,000 and $31,000, BTC/USD lacked impetus to continue the prior week’s uptrend or reverse downward.
For market participants, however, there was increasingly reason to believe that flipping higher resistance levels to support would come next.My model has nailed every prediction since its creationTime to accumulate is coming to an end..
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