This is such a powerful tool that you use and I’ve been using for over 10 years now going back quite some time.
What we’re looking at on this Bitcoin chart– I assume you’ve got that daily chart up there Jared, I can’t see that.
So right now around the 30,000 level is where we see that volume-weighted average price and that’s been support here a couple times.
The downside though, is that we’re significantly off the highs and we are still trying to find balance here in this market.
We’re starting to stabilize, the volatility’s coming out of the market and there’s really no hurry I think to initiate a new long position in here if they don’t scare you out, they say they typically wear you out.
It’s just going to be the next stopping point to kind of re-evaluate where things are and see if it can rebuild for continuation to you know 100,000 and million-dollar price targets that people have out there.
JARED BLIKRE: Yeah, exactly.
And during this time on this chart, it shows buying $1,000 worth of Apple each month on the 15th.
So 7,000 divided by the amount of shares that you have tells you your average cost basis for those and that’s the most significant number.
So when we look at an instrument like Bitcoin or any individual stock, it’s traditionally measured from the beginning of the day and goes throughout the session.
For much of its short history, the crypto world has been looking for a solid use case that proves the viability of Bitcoin as a currency.
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