2025-12-07 12:25:36

Bitcoin's weekly chart is showing something interesting—the Stochastic RSI just flipped upward. Could mean we're looking at a momentum shift toward the bullish side on this bigger timeframe. Worth keeping an eye on. Weekly candle closes in roughly 15 hours, so timing matters here.

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DiamondHands

· 12-07 12:54

Stoch RSI turning red? Hmm... could this be another false breakout? That’s what was said last Friday too.

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SignatureCollector

· 12-07 12:54

The weekly Stochastic RSI has turned bullish. We really need to keep a close watch on this move. We'll know the outcome in 15 hours.

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 12-07 12:52

Ha, the weekly Stoch has flipped again. I bet five bucks this is another false breakout; last time it tricked me into entering the market the same way.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 12-07 12:51

It's really hard to say with this Stoch RSI reversal setup; I've seen too many false alarms. But the weekly close in 15 hours is definitely crucial. Want to take a gamble?

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LiquidatedAgain

· 12-07 12:43

Another round of "the technicals look great"? The last time I heard that, I was still averaging down, and it ended with a forced liquidation... Can a red Stochastic RSI really change your fate? We'll find out in 15 hours. If only I had known earlier—hindsight is priceless.

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GateUser-9f682d4c

· 12-07 12:41

Weekly Stochastic RSI reversal... It's time to look at the charts again; we'll know the result in 15 hours.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 12-07 12:30

Has the Stoch RSI turned bullish? Wait for the 15-hour candle to close. Whether this wave can break the previous high still remains to be seen.

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