Bitcoin’s Fall To $78K Could Be A Bear Trap — Here’s Why
After springing back to life on the back of positive CLARITY Act development, the price of Bitcoin has been relatively quiet over the past few days. The premier cryptocurrency, which had been dancing around $82,000, is now barely above $78,000. According to a crypto trader on the social media platform X, the latest decline in Bitcoin’s price might not be what it seems and could be a fakeout. Divergence Between BTC Price, Open Interest Suggests Imminent Reversal Pseudonymous crypto pundit Cryptic Trades took to the X platform to share an interesting take on Bitcoin’s recent....
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Intended to convince market participants of a price correction, bear traps are orchestrated by entities with large holdings to make quick profits. How to identify and avoid a bear trap?As a difficult proposition for novice traders, a bear trap can be recognized by using charting tools available on most trading platforms and demands caution to be exercised.In most cases, identifying a bear trap requires the use of trading indicators and technical analysis tools such as RSI, Fibonacci levels, and volume indicators, and they are likely to confirm whether the trend reversal after a period of....
Bitcoin price is on the rebound, but after such a sharp fall and more than 50% retracement, any reversal must be considered a potential bull trap until much higher prices are reclaimed. Further adding credence to the theory of a potential bull trap, a trend strength indicator very clearly shows that bears are in charge, […]
The Bitcoin price is continuously on the move. Last week it looked like we were about to experience a new bull race. Unfortunately for many Bitcoin investors, that does not look like to be the case. The Bitcoin price peaked November 13th at 453 USD per Bitcoin, before it dropped to 369 USD per Bitcoin. Since then it bounced back up to 415 USD and is now on a free fall down to 355 USD per Bitcoin. The question is now, what will happen to the Bitcoin price in the coming days? Will it continue to fall to 330 - 300 USD per Bitcoin, will it stabilize itself, or is this just a bear trap? What do....
Bitcoin price action has now spent a total of nine days in a short-term uptrend, capping off a bounce back to 2021 highs. The sequence of mostly green candles has now triggered and perfected a TD 9 sell setup on daily timeframes. However, the signal has repeatedly failed to yield results since the more dominant high timeframe uptrend began. Is this time different? Or is this yet another bear trap layered into a bull flag […]