$MSTR is working through a falling wedge pattern this week. This setup typically signals easing selling pressure—you're seeing those lower highs and lower lows gradually tighten together. From the psychology side, bears keep losing steam with each downside attempt. The compression pattern suggests we're reaching a point where the relentless selling has finally run out of gas. Worth watching how price breaks out from here—could signal either a trend reversal or continued consolidation before the next major move.
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On-ChainDiver
· 9h ago
Wedge compression, a rebound is just around the corner
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MevWhisperer
· 10h ago
The falling wedge is back again. Every time, it says there will be a reversal, but it just keeps going sideways.
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HappyMinerUncle
· 10h ago
The wedge compression pattern is back again. Can it really reverse?
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FarmHopper
· 10h ago
The wedge has contracted, is the bear market losing momentum? We'll see next week.
$MSTR is working through a falling wedge pattern this week. This setup typically signals easing selling pressure—you're seeing those lower highs and lower lows gradually tighten together. From the psychology side, bears keep losing steam with each downside attempt. The compression pattern suggests we're reaching a point where the relentless selling has finally run out of gas. Worth watching how price breaks out from here—could signal either a trend reversal or continued consolidation before the next major move.