
Bitcoin sees 4.5% dip amid warning BTC price indicator bottom may still come
The Puell Multiple — and Bitcoin price — can still dip further before a rebound takes hold, cautions analyst Rekt Capital. Bitcoin (BTC) kept traders guessing with rangebound action on June 30 after a push beyond $37,000 resistance ended in rejection.BTC/USD 1-hour candle chart (Bitstamp). Source: TradingViewWyckoff stresses $32,300 supportData from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed a day of reversal for BTC/USD on Wednesday, the pair down 4.5% hitting $34,500.After accelerating upwards the day before, Bitcoin ran out of steam at $36,630 to begin a retracement which erased....
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This week, Bitcoin's 150-day EMA is set to close below its 471-day EMA for only the third time in history. Bitcoin (BTC) could undergo a massive price recovery in the coming months, based on an indicator that marked the 2015 and 2018 bear market bottoms.What's the Bitcoin Pi Cycle bottom indicator? Dubbed "Pi Cycle bottom," the indicator comprises a 471-day simple moving average (SMA) and a 150-period exponential moving average (EMA). Furthermore, the 471-day SMA is multiplied by 0.745; the outcome is pitted against the 150-day EMA to predict the underlying market's bottom.Notably, each....
Bitcoin has plenty of room to rally, according to a fundamental analysis indicator that flagged the price bottom in March.
Technical expert Tony Severino has warned that the Bitcoin and altcoins Fischer Transform indicator has flipped bearish for the first time since 2021. The analyst also revealed the implications of this development and how exactly it could impact these crypto assets. Bitcoin And Altcoins Fischer Transform Indicator Turns Bearish In an X post, Severino revealed that the total crypto market cap 12-week Fisher Transform has flipped bearish for the first time since December 2021. Before then, the indicator had flipped bearish in January 2018. In 2021 and 2018, the total crypto market cap....
On-chain data shows the Bitcoin NUL indicator is still below a value of 0.5, a sign that more downtrend could be in store for the crypto before the bottom is in. Bitcoin Net Unrealized Loss Surges Up, But Still Remains Below 0.5 As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, the cryptocurrency’s price may still be nowhere near a bottom. The relevant indicator here is the “net unrealized loss” (or NUL in brief), which tells us about the total number of coins that are currently holding an unrealized loss. The metric works by comparing the last selling price of each....
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....