Fidelity exec says Bitcoin is ‘technically oversold,’ making $40K a ‘pivotal ...

Fidelity exec says Bitcoin is ‘technically oversold,’ making $40K a ‘pivotal ...

3 key Bitcoin price indicators suggest that the $40,000 level will hold as support throughout 2022. A painful retracement in the Bitcoin (BTC) market earlier this week sent the price below $40,000 for the first time since September 2021. Many analysts predicted the decline to continue toward the $30,000 to $35,000 range, but the price reclaimed $40,000 as support again and on Wednesday BTC made an abrupt move above $44,000. This rekindled hopes that the $40,000 level is perhaps where Bitcoin may bottom out before continuing its move higher in 2022.Jurrien Timmer, the director of global....


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