Dramatic Fall in Bitcoin Price
Bitcoin prices took a dramatic drop yesterday, despite having given indications that price wanted to go higher. Prices have rallied back to almost the high, but there are now indications that bulls should be wary. Elliott Wave theory suggests that corrective waves often take a 5-3-5 pattern. In this case, it is often the case that the 1st and 3rd waves are related to one another in a Fibonacci relationship. In other words, the third wave might be .618 of the first wave, or often, the waves might be the same size in terms of price. That is exactly what we saw yesterday. The collapse....
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Update: Today’s price low has been corrected from the earlier reported $887 to $885.41. After months of a sustained bullish rally, bitcoin price has swung to a significant slump, hitting a low of $885.41 on the Bitstamp Price Index (BPI) today. The dramatic drop comes within a day of bitcoin inching close to its all-time high. The first signs of a collapse began at 09:00 (UTC), when bitcoin was trading at $1,134.78. A thirty-minute trading period saw price fall quickly toward $1,068.84 before rebounding above the $1,100 mark an hour later. Come midday, things took a turn further south as....
On Friday afternoon, Bitcoin was selling at well over $350, and after a rough weekend where Bitcoin fell well under $300, BTC has almost completely rebounded to it's previous level. It's what happened over the weekend that has remained a mystery, until now. According to Alex Wilhelm of TechCrunch.com, a massive singular sell order for 30,000 Bitcoins was placed this past weekend at a price of just $300. This wasmore than 10% below the market price at close of business Friday, and it helped created quite the crater in the BTC market. The Bitcoin fall reached a 2014-low of $275. BTC started....
Bitcoin prices have shot past $900, the latest move in a week of dramatic market increases. The digital currency’s price peaked at $911.99, according to data from the CoinDesk USD Bitcoin Price Index (BPI). Prices haven’t exceeded the $900 level since mid-January 2014, BPI data shows. At press time, the price is hovering around an average of $902.92. The development comes only two days after markets worldwide crossed the $800 mark, followed by additional action yesterday that saw the price exceed $870 before dipping. The rapidly climbing price has sparked headlines across major news....
Bitcoin fell sharply a few days ago, just hours after we warned of this likelihood in the last column. The fall was dramatic but stopped much sooner than I expected. I have spent the past few days looking for either a sign the fall was about to resume, or that the bull market would resume instead. After a long rally from the swing low, the market fell sharply upon reaching THE END OF THE 4TH SQUARE IN TIME. It found support precisely at the 2×1 Gann angle and the bottom of the 2nd square. That support would be found there would not be a great surprise, but still, it seems “not enough” of a....