The cup and handle pattern is a bullish continuation pattern in technical analysis. It resembles a tea cup, where: The cup forms after a downtrend, creating a rounded bottom. The handle is a small consolidation or pullback before breaking out. How to Identify a Cup and Handle Pattern Cup Formation: Price declines, then gradually recovers in a U-shaped (or rounded) bottom. The depth of the cup should be reasonable (not too deep or too shallow). Handle Formation: After the cup forms, the price pulls back slightly, forming a small downward- sloping channel. This signals weak selling pressure before a breakout. Breakout: The price breaks above the resistance level (the cup’s rim), confirming the pattern. Volume typically increases on the breakout. Trading Strategy Entry: Buy when the price breaks above the cup’s resistance . Stop Loss: Set below the handle’s low. Target: Measure the cup’s depth and add it to the breakout level. Cup and Handle in Crypto T...