Why I Sold All My Bitcoin As A Veteran Trader (3 SIMPLE REASONS)

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Here's why I think Bitcoin will go down in the near future.
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I can explain more detail in the comments.
CVD tells you the total net market orders. Eg if 1 million bought and 0.9 million sold, CVD is positive. CVD going down = net selling by impatient participants.
OI decrease when price spike -> people shorted Bitcoin (OI increasing). When price spiked up, they were stopped out, liquidated, or had to reduce -> OI decrease if others are closing longs.
News: When good news -> price down, means no buyers left (at 30k+ top)
When news bad price up, no sellers left (at 15k bottom)

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