BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin is still on a rollercoaster ride, driven by the latest headlines related to the Middle East. The second half of last week saw BTC under as tensions escalated, but as of today, Monday, March 23rd, the risk appetite seems to be improving. This comes on the back
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BTCUSD (Coinbase) The bullish scenario outlined a week ago materialized and Bitcoin is back up into that $74,500 resistance area. This happened even though tensions in the Middle East haven’t yet eased. Rallying at a time of broad market uncertainty is an encouraging sign, but we advise traders to be
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Despite choppy activity, Bitcoin remained steady last. That came even though tensions in the Middle East have not eased yet. Signs of stabilization despite geopolitical risks might reinforce the fact that this is truly a bottoming formation. Simply put, buyers are willing to step in and prevent further
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin continues to be in consolidation mode despite a spike in Middle East tensions. The price has been remarkably resilient thus far, but it’s just the first trading day of the week. It remains to be seen whether tensions will last for more than a couple of days
BTCUSD (Coinbase) The Bitcoin bottoming process continues and thus far, the market seems unable to generate higher highs and higher lows. The week started on the backfoot with some heavy liquidations pushing the price towards the $65,000 key support area. So far, the price managed to recover some of the
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin selling pressure eased last week and we are now seeing buyers attempting to form a bottom. On the 4h chart, the price has been hovering above and below the 20 EMA and despite this choppy price action, it suggests there is finally interest from the buy side.
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin continued to slide last week and managed to find support at $60,000. These round numbers tend to act as a powerful turning point and the corrective move higher confirms that yet again. However, Friday’s bounce seems to be short-lived, given that the price failed to continue higher
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin continued to slide lower last week and the impulsive drop we’ve witnessed in precious metals only added fuel to the fire. We have broken the bullish trend line and for that matter, the overall picture is not favorable to sellers, even though we might see a pullback
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin ended under pressure last week and we are now back below the bullish trend line. The picture doesn’t look good for buyers at this point and since we couldn’t rally in January, traders might need to proceed carefully with their longs. We think sellers hold the upper
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin did manage to break above $94.6k last week, but despite this improvement in momentum, it failed to continue higher. At the time of writing, we’re seeing selling encountering support around the daily 20 EMA, but the broader risk sentiment is not helping. Financial markets are under pressure
