Bitcoin Price Trading Sideways
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Bitcoin Bulls Aim For $24,500
During consolidation, there is typically low trading volume and a lack of clear direction in the market. Consolidation can occur after a period of volatility or a significant price move, as traders and investors take a pause to reassess the market and decide on their next moves. Consolidation can be seen as a period of uncertainty, but it can also provide an opportunity for traders to accumulate or sell Bitcoin at relatively stable prices before the next price move. Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading between the 21-day exponential moving average (EMA) and the 50-day EMA, providing further context for Bitcoin’s sideways price action. Conversely, Bitcoin bulls must push the price above $24,500 to secure a $480 million profit opportunity. Nevertheless, the bears’ best case scenario calls for a 3.5% price plunge below $23,000.Crypto total market cap at $1 trillion on the daily chart | Chart:
GDP came in lower than expected, but still massively positive at 2.7%. The recession is avoided, for now. That’s a great sign for continuation on the markets. Bring to $30K. — Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL)
$30K Next Target For BTC?
Meanwhile, the bears have a decent chance of improving their condition despite the negative pressure from the US central bank’s push to combat soaring inflation. And, for Eight Global’s founder, Michal van de Poppe, today’s GDP print means a recession has been avoided for the time being and that $30,000 is the next target for Bitcoin.-Featured image from Reuters