Bitcoin Plummets Below $10,000 as Sellers Flex Their Strength
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading down over 3% at its of $9,600, which marks a notable retrace from its daily highs of just under $10,000.
“$Btc Hmm looking again there may be a bullish scenario? Long bottom wick too 9.4k region, with candle close on support of falling wedge RSI. Then breakout to cover 11.8k gap? Will know between this & last post, which is valid, from btc next move,” he explained in a recent tweet.
Hmm looking again there may be a bullish scenario? Long bottom wick too 9.4k region, with candle close on support of falling wedge RSI Then breakout to cover 11.8k gap? Will know between this & last post, which is valid, from btc next move — The Cryptomist (@Thecryptomist)
BTC Unlikely to Face Deep Retrace to $4,000
Assuming that $9,400 does not hold as a strong level of support and that Bitcoin faces a significant influx of selling pressure, some analysts have noted that BTC could erase a significant amount of the gains it incurred throughout the first half of 2019.
Despite this, Mayne, another popular crypto analyst on Twitter, spoke about this possibility in a recent tweet, explaining that he believes it is highly unlikely.“$BTC Seeing a lot of $4k charts today. I don’t like to speak in absolutes but I don’t see us dropping that low. We’re in an uptrend and have been consolidating for 90 days. Just because it’s a descending triangle doesn’t mean we fully retrace the move, market conditions matter,” he noted.
Seeing a lot of $4k charts today. I don’t like to speak in absolutes but I don’t see us dropping that low. We’re in an uptrend and have been consolidating for 90 days. Just because it’s a descending triangle doesn’t mean we fully retrace the move, market conditions matter. — Mayne (@Tradermayne)
How Bitcoin reacts to its key near-term support levels in the coming hours and days will prove to be critical for determining its near-term trend.
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