Bitcoin Breaks Above 50-Day SMA, Will BTC Ride It Out To $50,000?

Bitcoin Breaks Above 50-Day SMA, Will BTC Ride It Out To $50,000?

Bitcoin has broken above $44,000 once again. After a couple of weeks of low momentum, bitcoin has been able to begin another recovery trend that has seen it add over $4,000 to its price in the last day. Its landing point has been above $43,000, finding its footing at this level, which has put it above the 50-day simple moving average. What does this mean for bitcoin? Bitcoin Breaks Above 50-Day SMA Bitcoin is now trading above the 50-Day simple moving average. This point is significant to the digital asset given that it represents what buyers are willing to pay for it in the short to....


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