Although this volatility has been negative thus far, one cryptocurrency analyst now expects Bitcoin to possibly see a large upwards price swing in the next couple of days as long as it is able to finish the weekend above $3,480.
Bitcoin (BTC) Typically Sees Increased Volatility During Weekends
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading down marginally at its current price of $3,475. BTC has been stable in the upper-$3,400 region for the past several days after breaking below its previously established support level around $3,550.
Analyst Claims Bitcoin Could Surge in Coming Days
In a recent tweet from Mitoshi Kaku, a popular cryptocurrency analyst on Twitter, he explained that Bitcoin may see a bullish price move in the next couple of days based on data from the Gann Price Cycle.“Just finished a deeper $BTC analysis. I decided to move my longs around $3370 and a bullish break out around Feb 3/4. (Gann Time Cycle) – It is time things turns around!”
Just finished a deeper analysis. I decided to move my longs around $3370 and a bullish break out around Feb 3/4. (Gann Time Cycle) – It is time things turns around! 🐂 — Joe Mitoshi 🧑🚀 (@CryptoSays)He later noted that he would like to see BTC’s price climb above $3,480 in order for the aforementioned bullish price move to remain in play, but also said that he is looking to enter new long positions around $3,280 if BTC drops further.
“Closed my longs partially here, for the rest I would love something around 3480 // Weekend getaway is here so I’ll probably fill lower longs in the next few days, looking at 3280. Long SL Order set too if the price breaks the HTF Resistance,” he explained.
Closed my longs partially here, for the rest I would love something around 3480 // Weekend getaway is here so I'll probably fill lower longs in the next few days, looking at 3280. Long SL Order set too if the price breaks the HTF Resistance. — Joe Mitoshi 🧑🚀 (@CryptoSays)
How BTC trades over this weekend will likely set the tone for the coming week, but it is highly likely that a break below its support level around $3,400 will lead it to revisit its 2018 lows.
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