Bitcoin Stable Around $5,000 After Dropping Yesterday
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading down nearly 1% at its current price of $5,010 and is down from its recent highs of $5,300. Although BTC’s recent drop did put a wet blanket over the incredibly bullish sentiment that came about after Bitcoin’s recent price rise, it is important to note that it is still up significantly from its weekly lows of roughly $4,000.
“Bitcoin made it for the first time during the whole bear market. Prepare for a possible correction and then be ready to take off,” he noted.
Bitcoin made it for the first time during the whole bear market.
— CryptoHamster (@CryptoHamsterIO)
Prepare for a possible correction and then be ready to take off!
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Could BTC be Ready to Surge Nearly 200%?
Although the recent upwards surge is relatively small compared to what has been seen in years past, one technical indicator is now signaling that Bitcoin could be ready to surge nearly 200% in the near-future.
Fundstrat Global Advisors explained this possibility in a recent research note that was shared by , and explained that Bitcoin’s surge above its 200-Day Moving Average is followed by a large upwards swing 80% of the time, with a potential surge being as large as 193%.“Based on BTC’s trading history, a move above the 200D for BTC is meaningful statistically. When BTC is above its 200D its win-ratio is 80% compared to a mere 36% when it is below its 200D,” the analysts explained, referencing the below chart.
When considering the technical strength that Bitcoin incurred during its recent price surge, it may be reasonable to assume that its 2018 lows of $3,200 are in fact a long-term bottom, and that the persisting “Crypto Winter” is truly over.
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