Bitcoin Struggles to Build Upwards Momentum as the Case for Further Bullishness Weakens
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading down marginally at its current price of $8,650, which marks a slight decline from daily highs of just under $8,800.
“Back in the lab, plans for the day: Play the sweep of either side of the current range created by this initial bounce, or short the breakdown back to last week’s open. Eye’s on the blue boxes as inefficient moves in which mostly one side is filled are typically retraced,” he noted while referencing the levels seen on the below chart.
Back in the lab, plans for the day: Play the sweep of either side of the current range created by this initial bounce, or short the breakdown back to last week's open. Eye's on the blue boxes as inefficient moves in which mostly one side is filled are typically retraced. — HornHairs 🌊 (@CryptoHornHairs)
BTC’s Close Below This Key Trendline Could Spell Trouble for What Comes Next
Josh Rager, another prominent analyst on Twitter, seems to concur with the possibility that BTC could see a movement down towards the lower-$8,000 region, but he first notes that he believes it could see a push up before this drop occurs.
“Daily closed under 200 DMA after an 8%+ drop. Could potentially see a push up before continuation down and watching the support at $8000 to $8200 for a bounce. Break below $7700 would be bearish but not expecting it drop that low at this point in time,” he explained.//twitter.com/Josh_Rager/status/39753221
The coming hours and days should elucidate the long-term impact of BTC’s recent rejection at $9,200, as any further near-term downside could mean that its recent highs will mark a mid-term top for the crypto.