While you may not get much out of these two overlayed charts let me brief you by saying that if Hive finishes this famous pattern, things are about to become very crazy, very fast. Volatility so far is going to be nothing compared to what we might witness in the coming months. Not paying close attention to Hive's possible Livermore's accumulation cylinder will be the demise of many wannabe traders leaving them with minuscule profits after selling way too early while Hive keeps ripping to new All-Time-Highs.

Day in day out.

The volatility will be so brutal that the price action will manipulate your emotional state in order to get you to sell at a very undesirable time.

In turn, this will leave many traders holding value-eroding tethers instead of value-incurring Hive, and just like always, the uninitiated will be left out of massive gains while seasoned vets will flourish trading this well-known pattern, making sick profits on the back of uninformed plebs.

Playing this right will demand balls of steel and laser-focused attention

I'll show you what I mean through a couple of possible scenarios of how this might play out.

For starters let's establish a direct correlation between Livermore's accumulation cylinder and Hive's recent price action.

The similarity is uncanny.

Pause here for a minute and take some time to study this pattern. Notice how the price first coils up and ranges, over time creating an upwards sloping channel, touching both sides for three times before finally blasting off.

More importantly, take notice of how severe the drop is after topping out.

Now take a look at what our beloved Hive has been doing for the past few months.

I see a perfect Livermore accumulation cylinder here.

It doesn't mean it will play out though, but at this point the chances are higher of it playing out than not.

With this in mind let's see what this means for Hive in the next few weeks to a month.

To start off I'll show you a less dramatic outcome first to ease you in

The meatgrinder

• Top targets is anywhere from 1,2$ to 1,8$
• Retrace targets from 80c to 1$

#1 Bounce off key resistance level

#2 Bounce off the top of the channel

A 140-260% pump followed by a 30-55% retracement is, believe it or not, the light version.

After the sudden increase, a heavy downturn is expected with key support levels to watch being either at the top of the channel or at the key currentr key resistance level of 80c.

The widowmaker

• Top targets anything in-between 1,8$ and 3 $
• Retrace targets in the range of 80c to 1,8$

#1 Bounce off the top of the channel

#2 Bounce off key support

A 250 - 500% pump followed by a 30-75% crash is the dreaded scenario.

Pure savage. So chaotic. Much devastating. No bueno.

Not sure how Hivers would stomach holding through such an insane move without taking any profit during the uptick in order to pick up more cheap Hive when it inevitably retraces. Missing out on more than 400% gains only to have to watch the price return back to the starting point would be severely devastating.

I'm not willing to leave so much money on the table by simply hodling through such massive price swings.

I'll risk some Hive in a well-thought-out and rational manner to try and snatch 20-60% more tokens than I entered the trade with.

The end goal is still intact, to acquire and accumulate as much Hive as possible.

This market structure (if it plays out) will be one of the most profitable opportunities to substantially increase our holdings and I'm not going to let this go by without participating.

The way I'm going to play this is

• Put aside as much as 10k Hive for this trade
• Incrementally sell at crucial fib levels 5 to 10% at a time (increasing the amount sold as price increases)
• Hold profits in $USDT until a major correction occurs
• Incrementally buy back in 5 to 10% at a time, again at crucial fib levels (increasing the amount bought as price decreases)

By selling at pre-determined price points, I plan to achieve a high average sell price and eliminate the chances of selling too early.

Price targets

• 1,15$
• 1,39$
• 1,74$
• 1,97$
• 2,32$
• 2,56$
• 2,9$

Target average sell = 2,5$
Target average buyback = anywhere from 0,8 to 1,5$ would make me an extremely happy camper

= GG or it keeps pumping way above where I can buy back in at a cheaper price

The worst possible scenario that could I can see happening is that I end up selling at a 2,5$ average and Hive reaches 5$.

In that case, I'd just sell more to increase my average sell price.

Either way, I'll probably end up selling at a fairly decent price (higher than most traders who sell large chunks at a time while not getting lucky enough to sell the absolute top) and I still got more than 40k powered up so it's a GG for me anyway.

As soon as we see signs of a blow-off-top, I'll stop selling and start easing back in to finish this play with a lot more Hive than I started with.

Making gains during times of Giga volatility can only be made possible by selling a few percentages (of the entire amount you want to sell) at a time.

Figure out the best take-profit price targets straight and stand by them.

Don't keep increasing the ceiling as the price keeps going up because you will inevitably have to hodl through a 50% correction.

As with all of my technical analysis posts

This post is not meant to constitute trading advice and should only be considered as an entertainment piece portraying my crazy thoughts and ideas about the market. It goes to show how I'm going to play this move but should not be considered as trading advice on what you should do with your bags. So don't come crying back to me because you've made a lousy decision following a random anon on the internet and don't come back praising me if it makes you money.

I don't deserve the credit both ways, it's all on you.