BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin retested the November 9th low on Monday and since then managed to recover, now projected to end the week with modest gains. However, we might be witnessing a double bottom formation, which increases the probability of a Santa Claus rally, despite the bearishness that dominated 2022. On
Weekly Crypto Analysis by Crypto Frontline
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin volatility compressed even further last week, in the absence of any catalyzer that could drive the price back up. Moreover, we can see the price consolidating in a triangle pattern, so as we move into next week, the direction of the breakout could indicate where the short-term
BTCUSD (Coinbase) A new strong wave of selling unraveled over the past week, driven mainly by the bankruptcy of FTX, the 3rd largest crypto exchange in the world. Tokens have been dumped at fire sale prices and Bitcoin was one of the collateral victims. The price broke below the September
BTCUSD (Coinbase) The past week has been rather choppy for Bitcoin and even if the price made a new high, touching $21,500, we are not yet convinced the order flow is favoring a strong upside move. Sellers have been actively selling the rips and despite better sentiment in the stock
BTCUSD (Coinbase) In line with our expectations, Bitcoin finally managed to stage a short-term rally, managing to break above $20,400 for the first time since September. The move was welcomed by the buyers and now that the sentiment has improved, small dips were treated as new buying opportunities. As long
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin price and volatility continued to compress over the past week, testing the patience of both buyers and sellers. However, since the triangle pattern drawn on our chart is about to get filled, a break should occur soon. For months, the daily 20 EMA has been treated as
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin continues with a rather choppy performance, but despite that, the price respects a range formed between $18,500 and $20,350. Even if US inflation came hot, the initial slump was followed by intensive buying and now BTC is trading close to $19,500. Given the current period generally leads
BTCUSD (Coinbase) The beginning of October catches Bitcoin trading sideways and thus far, no major move seems to have started. That is despite the fact stock markets continue to head south on the back of economic worries. BTC, on the other hand, managed to stabilize above $18,500 and it is
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin’s volatility has been compressing over the last week and now we see the price locked between the daily 20 EMA and $18,600. There is a lack of momentum in the market right now, suggesting participants are waiting on the sidelines for the next impulsive move to start.
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin continued to sell off once we published our last weekly analysis but managed to find a bottom around $18,200. The FED press conference was very hawkish and surprised on the upside in terms of interest rate expectations. Obviously, the US Dollar moved up and crushed all risk
