BTCUSD (Coinbase) Last week we mentioned that if BTC weakens and moves back close to $60k, that will be a bearish sign. As you can see from the chart, once the price broke impulsively below the 4h chart 20 EMA, buyers failed to reverse the order flow. This is also
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BTCUSD (Coinbase) The 2024 Bitcoin halving is now behind us and the price seems to be performing well, at least during the last few days. In line with our last week’s projections, the area close to $60,000 acted as strong support, so congratz to those who managed to enter long
BTCUSD (Coinbase) The last few days have been about geopolitics and risk assets took a dive as markets feared a new conflict in the Middle East will emerge. Bitcoin was also under pressure and we can see how the price slumped all the way to that March 20th low around
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin volatility has been compressing for several weeks and as you can see from the chart, the price action is stuck inside a symmetrical triangle. At the time of writing, bulls are pressuring the upper line, yet no breakout occurred. If it does happen, then our next upside
BTCUSD (Coinbase) We were right about the compression of volatility due to the Easter holiday and as you can see from our chart, Bitcoin has been trading between $68.5k and $71.5k. Neither bulls nor bears were able to generate a clear directional move, but as activity picks up again in
BTCUSD (Coinbase) The 4h chart suggests that Bitcoin weakness bottomed around the 200 SMA. As you can see from the chart, the price bounced twice after touching the orange line, suggesting there were strong buyers there. Also, the RSI retraced from overbought conditions and now buyers are better positioned to
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Even though bulls managed to push the price above the 2021 ATH, that wasn’t enough for a sustained move on the upside. Bitcoin almost touched $74,000 and then retraced sharply towards $65,000, showing that this market remains vulnerable to selling pressure. We believe traders have been ahead of
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin is officially trading at an all-time high, after managing to surpass the $69,000 level reached in November 2021. As we expected last week, $69k acted as a temporary resistance level, but there’s nothing to cap the overwhelming flow of bullish interest. Looking at the 4 chart, we
BTCUSD (Coinbase) In our last weekly analysis, we expected continued consolidation and this assumption was wrong. Bitcoin broke above $53,000 and what followed was a major move on the upside. The price found temporary resistance near $64,000, but it’s clear now that the all-time is closer than ever this year.
BTCUSD (Coinbase) Bitcoin bullish momentum stopped on a dime after touching the $53,000 level, a key resistance we highlighted a week ago. Since then, the market traded sideways, as volatility crushed, even though there has been strong bullish momentum in the stock markets. This shouldn’t be treated as a reason
