What’s really frustrating for short-term traders about $BCH lately is that every time price reaches a key resistance level, it should give a decent pullback but instead, it only dips slightly or just moves sideways.
If you don’t manage to sell well near resistance, when you try to buy back on the pullback, the price ends up being very uncomfortable

Is anyone else going to say anything about these mini GOD candles coming in for $BCH!?
HUGE orders coming in on a ‘boring’ weekend with low price action… guess I won’t get my dip, just bought another $10K BCH here to get more exposure now at 110 BCH
imagine what happens to

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