Analysts Explain Why Bitcoin Bearish Correction Could Turn Worse
Bitcoin is trading almost 17 percent below its year-to-date high near $12,500. And, according to analysts at TradingShot, the downside bias is about to turn a lot worse. The independent market analysis portal spotted the benchmark cryptocurrency testing the support of a medium-term Ascending Channel. At the same time, it highlighted BTCUSD’s latest plunge below its 50-day moving average wave – an otherwise concrete price floor. A Bearish Setup Analysts placed a Fibonacci Retracement graph […]
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