Hello to all friends
Rsi has a negative divergence in 4H timeframe, and considering that it could not break the resistance of 10620, I think we will have a correction to the range of 10300, but if 10620 is broken, the next position is 10750, which is a strong resistance range.
This is my analysis.

And the next analysis:

Due to the negative conditions and news these days, Bitcoin has maintained itself and has not fallen seriously and has even grown a bit.

This does not mean that bitcoin is stable, the whales are patient and vigilant, now is the time when bitcoin will make a relatively good ascent to 11500 and after this ascent we will have a drop to channel 9 ka and after that I will serve you What is the situation, do not forget that when the news of the Corona virus came, bitcoin did not fall at once and behaved like now, but in the end, March became an exemplary fall.

Hello friends, this analysis is my personal opinion and I am waiting for your guidance.

First analysis:


Well, in the image below, you can see that the beginning of the previous wave was bullish.



And the price was trying to break the resistance lines 1 and 2.And if you look at the chart:



Bitcoin was able to cross the resistance line 1, but the divergence in the MACD seems noticeable, the price is currently moving in the tangent of the upper Bollinger Band.

It seems that if it does not cross the 10915 resistance, we will see reforms in the coming hours; Expect correction until line 1 support test and 4-hour Pivot 10700 and in case of failure, support 10600.


Second analysis:

Gold fell sharply until early next month, but at this point we see that bitcoin is moving a little independently and a little bit dependent on gold.
Which seems a bit suspicious and it is possible that exchange offices and whales are converting their bitcoins into dollars before the fall.

and bitcoin prices will soon enter the 9000 channel.So that they can buy again in that channel.

I hope collective wisdom helps us make the best decision
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A woman has been arrested in the United States for hiring a killer with bitcoin  

A Nevada woman has appeared in federal court on charges of paying $ 5,000 in bitcoin to a killer to kill her ex-husband.

According to coindesk Thirty-six-year-old Kristy Lynn Felkins has been summoned to court on charges of paying 12 bitcoins ($ 5,000 at the time) for trying to hire a killer to kill his ex-wife. The case is said to be related to another case involving the recruitment of a killer. It is worth noting that this killer was not hired in the end.

U.S. law enforcement officials say Homeland Security agents managed to crack down on bitcoins paid to hire a killer. These bitcoins are linked to the Falkins account on the local bitcoin website. Falkins is said to have spoken to the scammer before paying him.

The rumors circulating about this criminal case show that the scammer, over a period of one month, tried hard to persuade Falkins to use a more expensive method of murder. While the murder ultimately does not take place, the scammer cuts off contact with the Falkins without leaving a trace.

Federal agents say an unnamed hacker hacked the killer recruitment site, providing information such as conversations, bitcoin addresses and other data to security officials in January 2019.

The data provided by the hacker to the judiciary has similar implications to another case that federal agents are investigating. This case is also related to a killer recruitment website in Dark Web.



Judicial officials say their source provided a wealth of information about several open cases, but did not name herself or these sites.

Federal officials say the information provided by the hacker is "reliable." The archived documents of the case refer to the hacker as a foreign national convicted of possessing child pornography.

Documents in the Falkins case show that he cooperated with the US government without any financial request or even request for release from prison.

The US Department of Homeland Security has not yet officially commented on the matter.

Many people think that bitcoin transactions are untraceable and that they can be used to finance crimes "completely" anonymously. But the reality is that the bitcoin blockchain sometimes reaches out to security systems to handle cases more efficiently.

coindesk

[As my report was being published, the Department of Homeland Security launched an investigation.I received many emails; But I received a special email from a group who wanted to divulge real information, and I hope to write more about it and provide more information about my initial report.There are many more secrets, and they are not all just about Durin, and I think we all knew that.Just focusing on Dorin was not very satisfying; There are definitely more tips and I really hope to be able to publish them as well.Also, I want to respect the privacy and feelings of the people who spoke to me.]

In 2014, Leah McGrath Goodman published a report in Newsweek claiming that Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto, a 64-year-old Japanese-American man from Southern California, was the creator of Bit[Suspicious link removed]dman claims that Doreen Nakamoto "implicitly" identified himself as Satoshi Nakamoto in an interview with Goodman; However, Doreen Nakamoto later vehemently denied any involvement in the creation of bitcoin.

McGrath Goodman is a distinguished reporter who has won awards in his career and has published articles in prestigious publications such as the Wall Street Journal, Fortune and the Guardian. In an interview with Anthony Pompliano, he explained that he now has new information about Nakamoto's identity and intends to write more about it. Goodman stated:

As my report was being published, the Department of Homeland Security launched an investigation.
I received many emails; But I received a special email from a group who wanted to divulge real information, and I hope to write more about it and provide more information about my initial report.

There are many more secrets, and they are not all just about Durin, and I think we all knew that.

Just focusing on Dorin was not very satisfying; There are definitely more tips and I really hope to be able to publish them as well.
Also, I want to respect the privacy and feelings of the people who spoke to me.

Goodman quoted Nakamoto as saying:

I no longer participate in this work and I can not talk about it.
This project has been entrusted to other people and they are now in charge of it. I have nothing to do with them anymore.

Police officers at the scene later confirmed that Goodman's quote from Nakamoto was correct.

In an interview with Pompliano, McGrath Goodman said that the issue of his relationship and interaction with Nakamoto before the face-to-face meeting was quite clear. He explained:

We've been exchanging emails for weeks. I even sent him an email with Bitcard given to me by Gavin Andresen. He also received all these emails before the interview, knowing that we were going to talk about bitcoin.

I was disappointed that he later claimed that he did not know what the subject of the conversation was. He certainly knew we wanted to talk about bitcoin. We've been talking about this for weeks on the Internet before I actually went to his house.

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