Bitcoin Attempts to Gain Foothold Above $9,800 as Bulls Defend Against Intense Selling Pressure
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading up nominally at its of $9,800, which marks a slight climb from daily lows of just over $9,600 that were set late yesterday evening, and only a minor decline from highs of $9,850.
Over the past couple of days, Bitcoin has been struggling to push past this current price level, and its bout of sideways trading here suggests that the resistance between $9,800 and $10,000 could prove to be insurmountable. Crypto Birb, a prominent cryptocurrency analyst on Twitter, explained in a recent tweet that he believes Bitcoin is going to “give us dips to buy next week,” which seems to elude to the possibility that the crypto will see some intense volatility next week.looks like bitcoin is going to give us dips to buy next week👀 — Adrian Zduńczyk, CMT (@crypto_birb)
BTC Approaches Critical Weekly Close; Levels to Watch For
One factor that could catalyze significant near-term volatility is the fact that Bitcoin’s weekly close tomorrow is “arguably one of the most important” it has seen.
Teddy – a prominent cryptocurrency analyst on Twitter – spoke about the importance of this weekly close in a recent tweet, explaining that a close above $10,000 would mark the first higher high in nearly 200 days, which would be incredibly bullish for its mid-term trend.“BTC: This is arguably one of the most important weekly closes, it will define the coming short/medium trend – Testing a multi month support now resistance, defining the current range – currently above it – Would mark first higher high in nearly 200 days – 10k,” he explained.//twitter.com/teddycleps/status/71047680?s=21
How Bitcoin trends in the next 48 hours will offer unparalleled insights into the long-term significance of the uptrend it has seen throughout the past five weeks.
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