According to @TATrader_Alan, ETH’s weekly chart is forming a giant inverse head and shoulders, a classic bullish reversal that is typically confirmed by a decisive neckline breakout and close above that level, source: X post https://twitter.com/TATrader_Alan/status/2013182408032674213, StockCharts ChartSchool Head-and-Shoulders Bottom https://school.stockcharts.com/doku.php?id=chart_analysis:head_and_shoulders_bottom. Traders commonly look for expanding volume on the breakout and estimate upside using the measured move (add the head-to-neckline height above the breakout), while placing invalidation below the right-shoulder low to manage risk, source: StockCharts ChartSchool Head-and-Shoulders Bottom https://school.stockcharts.com/doku.php?id=chart_analysis:head_and_shoulders_bottom, ThePatternSite Head-and-Shoulders Bottom https://thepatternsite.com/hscb.html. Post-breakout retests of the neckline are common in this pattern and, if they hold, can strengthen trend continuation on the weekly timeframe, source: StockCharts ChartSchool Head-and-Shoulders Bottom https://school.stockcharts.com/doku.php?id=chart_analysis:head_and_shoulders_bottom, ThePatternSite Head-and-Shoulders Bottom https://thepatternsite.com/hscb.html.

According to @TATrader_Alan, ETH’s weekly chart has completed the lowest part of the right shoulder in an inverse head-and-shoulders and is moving toward the neckline, indicating a potential breakout setup; source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Jan 18, 2026. The trading takeaway is to monitor ETH around the neckline for a breakout confirmation and to consider the right shoulder low as the invalidation level within this setup; source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Jan 18, 2026.

According to @TATrader_Alan, an inverse Head and Shoulders pattern is forming on the Dogecoin DOGE daily chart, indicating a potential bullish reversal setup that traders are monitoring. source: @TATrader_Alan on X Jan 15 2026 Traders typically wait for a daily close above the neckline with expanding volume to confirm this pattern and use the right shoulder low as an invalidation level. source: John J. Murphy Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets; Thomas Bulkowski Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns After confirmation, measured move targets are often projected by the distance from the head to the neckline, while failed breakouts can reverse quickly. source: Thomas Bulkowski Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns Until a confirmed breakout occurs, the setup remains unvalidated and price may continue to range, so position sizing and risk control are critical. source: John J. Murphy Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin DOGE is forming an inverse Head and Shoulders on the 2-hour lower time frame chart, shared on Jan 6, 2026 on X. Source: @TATrader_Alan. The inverse Head and Shoulders is commonly treated as a bullish reversal pattern, with confirmation typically assigned to a decisive breakout and close above the neckline. Source: Investopedia, Inverse Head and Shoulders pattern. Traders often watch for expanding volume on the breakout and accept a throwback retest of the neckline as normal behavior in successful breakouts. Source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns. Measured move targets are often estimated by adding the head-to-neckline height to the breakout point, while failure risk rises if price rejects at the neckline or closes back below the right shoulder. Source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns; Investopedia. Short-term traders can plan setups on the 2-hour chart by waiting for neckline confirmation, using stops near or below the right shoulder, and scaling out near measured objectives to manage risk. Source: Investopedia; Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns.

According to @TATrader_Alan, the ETH weekly chart shows a breakout within the right shoulder complex that mirrors the left shoulder, indicating an inverse head-and-shoulders structure on higher timeframe price action (source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Jan 4, 2026). The author states that completing this inverse head-and-shoulders pattern could drive ETH significantly higher, highlighting a bullish technical setup for traders to monitor (source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Jan 4, 2026).

According to @TATrader_Alan, the ETH weekly chart is showing a giant inverse head and shoulders pattern, highlighting a potential bullish setup on Ethereum’s higher time frame (source: @TATrader_Alan). An inverse head and shoulders is widely viewed as a bullish reversal once price breaks above the neckline with strong volume, which traders use as confirmation (source: Investopedia). Traders commonly project a measured move by adding the vertical distance from the head to the neckline to the breakout level and monitor volume expansion on the break (source: Investopedia). Risk management in this pattern often places invalidation or stop-loss levels below the right shoulder low to limit downside if the setup fails (source: Investopedia).

According to @TATrader_Alan, BTC on the 2-hour chart broke out of an inverse head and shoulders pattern, experienced a false breakout, and is now trending upward, indicating short-term bullish momentum on this timeframe source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Dec 26, 2025. Momentum traders may prioritize long bias on the 2-hour trend while remaining mindful of recent fakeout risk cited by the author source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Dec 26, 2025.

According to @TATrader_Alan, BTC’s 2-hour chart is forming an inverse head and shoulders pattern that could set up a bullish reversal if confirmed, source: Trader Tardigrade on X, Dec 25, 2025. Confirmation typically requires a decisive break and close above the neckline with rising volume to increase follow-through odds, source: Investopedia (Inverse Head and Shoulders) and ThePatternSite by Thomas Bulkowski. A common approach is to project a measured move equal to the head-to-neckline height above the breakout, while invalidation is often set below the right-shoulder low on the 2-hour timeframe, source: Investopedia and ThePatternSite. Traders may also watch for a breakout-retest that turns the neckline into support to refine entries and risk-reward on BTC, source: ThePatternSite and Investopedia.

According to @TATrader_Alan, the Dogecoin (DOGE) daily chart is displaying an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern that signals a potential bullish reversal setup for traders, source: X post by @TATrader_Alan on Dec 23, 2025. For confirmation, traders typically wait for a daily close above the neckline with expanding volume before considering entries, source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns. A common target is calculated by adding the head-to-neckline height to the breakout point to set measured move objectives and reward-to-risk, source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns. Risk management often places invalidation below the right-shoulder low to limit downside if the pattern fails, source: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends.

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) on the 2-hour chart is breaking out of an inverse head and shoulders pattern, which the analyst characterizes as bullish; source: X post by @TATrader_Alan on Dec 22, 2025. The timeframe cited is specifically the 2-hour chart, indicating an intraday technical breakout signal; source: X post by @TATrader_Alan on Dec 22, 2025. The post does not disclose neckline levels, targets, or invalidation points, only the bullish pattern breakout call; source: X post by @TATrader_Alan on Dec 22, 2025.

According to @TATrader_Alan, the 2-hour Dogecoin (DOGE) chart has completed an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, highlighting a potential short-term bullish reversal setup, source: Trader Tardigrade on X, Dec 22, 2025. Measured targets are commonly derived by taking the distance from the head to the neckline and projecting it upward after a confirmed breakout, while confirmation is typically a close above the neckline with expanding volume, source: Investopedia, Inverse Head and Shoulders; ThePatternSite.com, Thomas Bulkowski. Risk management generally places invalidation below the right-shoulder low, and a failed retest that falls back beneath the neckline weakens the setup, source: Investopedia; ThePatternSite.com.

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) has formed an inverse head and shoulders on the 2-hour chart with a shallow right shoulder, highlighting a potential bullish reversal setup (source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Dec 21, 2025). The inverse head and shoulders typically confirms only on a decisive breakout and close above the neckline with expanding volume, which traders use to validate entry timing (source: Investopedia, Inverse Head and Shoulders; accessed for technical pattern definition). Risk management commonly places invalidation below the right-shoulder low or the head if aggressive, and traders often monitor a post-breakout retest of the neckline for confirmation (source: CMT Association, technical analysis guidance on reversal patterns).

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) has broken out of an inverse head and shoulders pattern on the 4-hour chart, signaling a bullish setup. Source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Nov 26, 2025. The stated measured move targets an 18% upside from the breakout. Source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Nov 26, 2025.

According to @cas_abbe, BTC is retesting the breakout level of its inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, highlighting a key neckline support area for traders to monitor (source: @cas_abbe on X, Nov 24, 2025). According to @cas_abbe, a weekly close above this neckline keeps bulls in favor and supports a continuation bias for BTC price action (source: @cas_abbe on X, Nov 24, 2025). According to @cas_abbe, if BTC loses this level on a weekly closing basis, another dump could follow, signaling downside risk for short-term traders (source: @cas_abbe on X, Nov 24, 2025).

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) on the 4-hour chart shows the RSI forming an inverse head-and-shoulders setup that signals potential upside momentum, source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Nov 1, 2025. According to @TATrader_Alan, DOGE has also broken above a recent resistance trendline on the 4-hour timeframe, indicating a bullish breakout, source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Nov 1, 2025. According to @TATrader_Alan, the combination of an RSI reversal pattern and a resistance trendline break creates a short-term bullish bias for traders monitoring DOGE volatility, source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Nov 1, 2025.

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) on the 4-hour chart is forming the right shoulder of an inverse head and shoulders as of Oct 21, 2025, highlighting a potential bullish reversal setup if confirmed; source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Oct 21, 2025. A standard confirmation is a breakout and close above the neckline accompanied by rising volume, which traders use to validate the pattern before entries; source: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends. Post-breakout objectives are commonly estimated by measuring the head-to-neckline height and projecting it upward from the breakout point, with protective stops often placed near the right-shoulder low; source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns. Until confirmation, price can remain range-bound within the pattern, so many traders wait for a 4-hour candle close above the neckline to reduce false signals; source: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends.

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) has formed a small inverse head and shoulders on the 4-hour chart, signaling a potential bullish reversal setup pending confirmation (source: X post by Trader Tardigrade @TATrader_Alan, Sep 29, 2025). In technical analysis, confirmation typically requires a breakout and close above the neckline accompanied by rising volume, with a common objective measured by projecting the head-to-neckline height from the breakout point (source: Investopedia, Inverse Head and Shoulders; source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns). Traders often manage risk by using invalidation below the right-shoulder low and may look for a pullback to retest the neckline after the breakout to reduce false signals (source: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends; source: Thomas Bulkowski, Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns). Monitoring 4-hour closes and volume expansion can help time entries and exits around the pattern resolution for DOGE short-term setups (source: Investopedia, Inverse Head and Shoulders).

According to @godbole17, BTC appears to have bottomed via an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern while weak payrolls have raised expectations for a 50 bps Federal Reserve rate cut in 11 days, a setup that traders are monitoring for near-term direction (source: @godbole17 on X, Sep 5, 2025). The author questions whether asset prices can keep rallying into an impending rate cut given ongoing fiscal stimulus and tariff-driven pressure on corporate profit margins, flagging the sustainability risk for risk assets including Bitcoin (source: @godbole17 on X, Sep 5, 2025). The trading focus highlighted is the confirmation of the reported inverse H&S and the policy catalyst window into the Fed decision, with the author doubting how a rate cut would resolve tariff-related margin compression or boost hiring in the short run (source: @godbole17 on X, Sep 5, 2025).

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) is forming an inverse head-and-shoulders on the 4-hour chart, with the right shoulder nearly complete, source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Aug 13, 2025. The update emphasizes that this pattern is unfolding on DOGE’s 4-hour timeframe and is nearing completion for short-term monitoring, source: @TATrader_Alan on X, Aug 13, 2025.

According to @TATrader_Alan, Dogecoin (DOGE) on the 4-hour chart may be forming the right shoulder of an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, a bullish reversal setup when confirmed by a neckline break. Sources: @TATrader_Alan on X, Aug 12, 2025; Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends. Traders should watch for a decisive close above the neckline and expanding volume to confirm breakout strength on DOGE. Sources: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends; Thomas Bulkowski, ThePatternSite, Head-and-Shoulders Bottom. A common invalidation is a close back below the head low, while a typical objective projects the head-to-neckline depth upward from the breakout on the 4-hour timeframe. Sources: Edwards and Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends; Thomas Bulkowski, ThePatternSite, Head-and-Shoulders Bottom.