8 Green Candles: Here’s What Happened The Last Time In Bitcoin
Bitcoin has now had 7 consecutive daily green candle closes this month. There have been a couple of 7 consecutive daily candle closes. But so far there has been no eight. The last time there were 8 consecutive daily candle closes, bitcoin price saw a price run-up that saw the price moving out of the $20,000 price range into the $30,000. BTC price movements after 8 consecutive daily candlesticks | Source: Twitter The chart above outlines the movement of the market the last time this happened. The run-up had started last year in 2020 and continued into 2021 before tapering off in....
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Bitcoin's last six monthly candles have closed green, tying its previous record streak for bullish monthly candles. Bitcoin has just closed six consecutive monthly green candles for the first time since April 2013. Should history repeat, Bitcoin may enjoy further parabolic gains this year. In April 2013, Bitcoin closed at roughly $140 after posting six green monthly candles. While the markets would retrace to less than $100 over the next two months, Bitcoin would then surge 700% over the following six months and tag prices above $1,000 for the first time.BTC/USD since 2012, 1m candles:....
Daily chart data shows the strength of the current rally as a longstanding resistance level finally shows signs of falling. Bitcoin (BTC) shot to new highs of $42,400 on July 31 in a surprise attack on range resistance which sellers failed to squash.BTC/USD 1-hour candle chart (Bitstamp). Source: TradingViewBitcoin seals 10 green candles in first since 2012Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD gaining for a tenth straight day across exchanges, reaching $42,420 on Bitstamp.A subsequent cooling-off preserved most of the gains, with Bitcoin circling $41,900 at the....
Bitcoin has continued to show tremendous gains lately in the market. The weekend saw the price of the digital asset shooting up above $42,000 for the first time in over a month, seeing continuous green daily closes for nine days straight for the first time in ten years. Following this has been a number of speculations on why this is happening. And more importantly, how this trend is most likely to end. The indicators continue to point towards bullish but with the price fluctuations that bitcoin is notorious for, there is no telling how exactly the current uptrend will end. Related Reading....
In the latest article it was stated: The Bitcoin price is back above US$300 where it hasn’t been since the summer’s Grexit fiasco. This has been a strong up move, in which the last 7 days have been positive (green candles). This type of price action has not happened in a long time. The 50 day EMA also looks poised to crossover the 200 day EMA, although this has not happened yet. “If price gets back above US$270 and takes out US$273, a run for the US$290-$300 area is the next target. This is major resistance and as has been stated many times: if price fails to break this area, expect major....
The price of Bitcoin started the day by rising and scoring higher highs above the $200 support point. The 1 hour (BTC/USD) Bitfinex chart from tradingview.com showed 4 open (green) candles before a closed (red candle was recorded (look at the candles inside the red cloud on the below chart) which, as we mentioned yesterday, is a confirmation of an intermediate degree price uptrend. By observing the 1 day (BTC/USD) Bitfinex charts from tradingview.com, we can identify a