Bitcoin Exits Consolidation Phase, and a Big Trend-Defining Movement is Inbound
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading up 3% at its of $9,950, which marks a notable upwards movement from the consolidation phase it had been caught within around $9,600.
BTC’s recent break below $10,000 had led many analysts to believe that the crypto’s bullish market structure was on the cusp of being invalidated, but its signs of bullishness in the time since this drop occured seems to have invalidated this bearish sentiment. Whether or not the crypto continues climbing higher or starts seeing intense bearishness could depend on how a descending channel it is currently caught within resolves.“BTC: Crucial moment right now, as a bounce or break below this level will define where the trend will go in the mid-term. 1. Is this a bull flag? break small down channel and continue uptrend? 2. Break below, and build greater down channel?”//twitter.com/teddycleps/status/23119872?s=21
History Suggests This Next Move Will Favor Bulls
While looking at the aforementioned pattern, it is important to note that this isn’t the first time that that Bitcoin has found itself caught within a similar descending channel, with the same pattern previously resulting in notable uptrends.
“BTC: Price did indeed repeat pattern: 1. Rising wedge 2. Strong rejection from resistance 3. Break support 4. Make everyone freak…out 5. Retest previous resistance as support (as we speak)…and hopefully 5. Bounce to Pluto,” he explained.//twitter.com/TeddyCleps/status/92995841?s=20
If this pattern does resolve in a sustained bull-favoring movement, it is highly probable that it will once again fly past $10,000 and potentially set fresh year-to-date highs.
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