Bitcoin Begins Bounce From 7-Year Bull Trend Line — Is This The Bottom?
Bitcoin price is now above $40,000, up more than 20% from the lows set in late January. Despite the recovery, common sentiment across the crypto community, analysts, and more is that the bottom is nowhere near in. Meanwhile, BTCUSD has began its recent bounce from a seven year secular bull trend line. Could that fact combined how few are expecting a bottom be the best case for why one might already be in? Contrarian Take: Crypto Market Sentiment Would Be Blind To A Bottom In a flash, Bitcoin has risen back above $40,000 – still a far cry below the $100,000 end of year 2021 targets the....
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Today, Bitcoin price sank below $40,000 for the first time since September – a price more than 50% lower than what the market was anticipating this time of year. While the downside has been impossible to ignore, the latest sweep of lows has resulted in a touch of a trend line dating back to the bear market bottom that could keep the bull market intact a bit longer. Technical Analysis And Framing The Importance Of Trend Lines When it comes to technical analysis in Bitcoin, trend lines always matter. When such lines hold, it is a sign to the market that it is time to reverse. When they give....
Bitcoin price is currently flirting with a downward trend line that thus far has capped off any further upside. It is also what led to the sizable drop and historic quarterly close. Because all eyes are likely on this major trend line preventing the top cryptocurrency from further new highs, any reaction at this level should be especially notable. Here is a closer look at the trend line and what might happen when it ultimately breaks. One Line Could Prevent Bitcoin Price From New All-Time Highs As this article gets typed, the urgency to hit publish is increasing, as Bitcoin price is making....
When Bitcoin rallies, it historically has gone parabolic and blasted off to astronomical prices before each cycle peaks. Recently, rallies have been few and far between, cutting the price per coin down to around $33,000 at the local low. The plummet, however, fell short of tagging a “parabolic” indicator and it could mean that the local bottom is in. Here is more about the Parabolic SAR, the potential signal, and other supporting evidence that the bottom might already be in. Parabolic Uptrend Intact, Says Indicator With 95% Confidence Rate Bitcoin price has repeatedly gone....
The masses are bearish on Bitcoin. The market is convinced that prices below $30,000 will be revisited given the continued weakness in the top cryptocurrency by market cap. All eyes are on the massive “bear flag,” but could it instead be a bear trap? Bitcoin price continues to grind along a decade long parabolic trend line that in the past has put in several mid- to long-term bottoms. Here is a closer look at a currently unbroken trend line that BTCUSD must hold for continued parabolic momentum and what it could mean if we get a bounce from here. Unbroken Decade-Long Parabolic....
Bitcoin Price Key Highlights. Bitcoin price is still on the decline, with the corrective wave from the previous price rally not yet completed. A rising trend line can be drawn connecting the recent lows of bitcoin price action since the start of this year. Bitcoin price might make it all the way down to test the long-term rising trend line support before showing a bounce or resuming its climb. Dynamic Support at SMAs. The rising trend line could serve as the line in the sand for any corrective moves off the long-term uptrend, as a break below this level could send bitcoin price in a free....