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That's actually really helpful. I didn't realize it was more about the setup than the candle itself. I'll try to spot those failed breaks next time. Thanks a lot!

I've heard people say "watch for an engulf candle before a breakout" but I'm not sure how that works in practice. Is it just about momentum confirmation or is there more to it?

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I've been hearing some buzz about new ASIC miners dropping this year, but it's hard to tell which models are legit upgrades and which are just hype. I'm hoping to find something new that outperforms the older series but still works in a medium-sized setup. Any leads on confirmed releases or spec sheets?

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