Bitcoin Cuts Deeper into Late-October Gains as Bears Roar
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading down just under 6% at its of $7,670, which marks a notable retrace from its daily highs of $8,300 that were set yesterday during a fleeting rally that came about after bulls attempted to build some upwards momentum.
“$BTC update: This is why I don’t knife catch below a level that should’ve held in the first place. Waiting for the daily close to see if we can at least reclaim $7700. If not I’m personally looking at $6.9k,” he explained in a recent tweet.
update:This is why I don't knife catch below a level that should've held in the first place.
— DonAlt (@CryptoDonAlt)
Waiting for the daily close to see if we can at least reclaim $7700.
If not I'm personally looking at $6.9k.
Analysts Agree: Close Below $7,700 Could Spark Sell-Off to $6,000 Region
DonAlt is not alone in his analysis, as Josh Rager, another popular cryptocurrency analyst on Twitter, recently explained that he believes a movement to the $6,000 region could be imminent if bulls aren’t able to step up and push the crypto higher in the near-term.
“$BTC Update: Bitcoin price at a key area with monthly support area at $7725 and the current VWAP (Volume weighted average price) is at $7717. This marks more of a realistic value for Bitcoin & I’m hopeful as long as price stays above $7700 – if not, I see price hitting $6ks,” he explained in a recent tweet.//twitter.com/josh_rager/status/32467969?s=21
The coming few days will likely offer analysts and investors alike significant insight into where the markets are heading next, as its daily close today could set the tone for where it trends for the weeks and months to come.
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