Bitcoin price tipped to consolidate before continuing bull run in 2021
The Bitcoin price could stagnate until early 2021, various on-chain indicators show, as investors could take profit. The Bitcoin price (BTC) reached the $19,400 mark in the past 24 hours, which has served as a critical resistance level since the start of December. However, on-chain indicators show that the dominant cryptocurrency could stagnate or consolidate until early 2021. Although BTC is nearing its all-time high at around $20,000, there are compelling reasons to expect more sideways action.On-chain analysts primarily explore two indicators to gauge the sentiment of an ongoing rally:....
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Bitcoin has undergone yet another rally over the past 24 hours, rallying from yesterday’s lows near $13,300 to highs of $14,250. The coin currently trades for $14,100. A key technical indicator, though, indicates that the cryptocurrency may consolidate as the price action cools down. Bitcoin Primed to Consolidate, Or Even Drop: Key Analysis Shows The chart below was shared by an analyst amid Bitcoin’s latest leg higher. It shows BTC’s price action has recently printed […]