Why Bitcoin’s Price May Have Hit Rock Bottom Based On This Metric
Still licking its woods after a brutal weekend, Bitcoin has been able to maintain critical levels of support. At the time of writing, BTC’s price trades at $55.318 with side movement in the past 24-hours. In the weekly and monthly chart, BTC is down 12.6% and 3.5% respectively. A report by QCP Capital highlights the […]
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A major narrative that is making serious waves in the entire cryptocurrency sector is the fact that the Bitcoin price may have reached a bottom. In the midst of this persistent speculation about the leading crypto asset, a key metric is taking the spotlight, providing insights regarding whether BTC has reached a bottom. Why Bitcoin […]
Bitcoin remains strong on lower timeframes but could see some short-lived downside pressure after being rejected at the $45,500 price point. The first crypto by market cap took an upside trajectory last week on the back of several bullish headlines, and an increase in demand. Related Reading | TA: Bitcoin is Surging, Why Bulls Could Aim More Upsides As of press time, Bitcoin trades at $43,816 with a 1.2% and 13.5% profit in the last 24 hours and 7 days, respectively. Data from ByteTree suggest Bitcoin’s latest price action is “encouraging”, but BTC’s price needs to go above the....
Bitcoin is back above $70,000 after a bruising first quarter, but there are still questions as to whether the asset has already established its cycle low or is still moving through a bottoming phase. A technical indicator following one interesting Bitcoin metric is presently showing signs that the bottom may not yet be in. The Metric With A Perfect Record One Bitcoin metric has always predicted every cycle bottom, and what it is saying now is very important for its next outlook. This metric is the long-term holder supply in loss, which is a measure that tracks how much of the supply held....
The Bitcoin (BTC) price crash to $74,000 has left traders speculating whether the cryptocurrency has finally hit a bottom. However, a CMT-certified analyst suggests that Bitcoin’s price correction is far from over. He has predicted an even deeper pullback to $38,000 – $42,000, which he identifies as Bitcoin’s final price bottom. In a detailed Elliott Wave-based chart analysis, CMT-certified technical analyst Tony Severino outlines a classic 5-wave impulsive structure that appears to have completed its final leg near $85,000. Severino’s analysis highlights that Bitcoin’s latest....
Following the Bitcoin price crash toward $60,000 in early February, the question on the lips of every investor is when the bleed will end. To this end, a number of analysts have shared their expectations and predictions for where the Bitcoin bottom might be. Some have posited that the worst is over, while others have suggested that there are still more crashes to come. Following the latter trend, crypto analyst Plan C has shared why they believe the Bitcoin price has finally reached a bottom. Bitcoin 80-90% Crash Not Possible This Time Around In previous cycles, when the Bitcoin market had....