Bitcoin Consolidates Around $8,700 as Bulls Fail to Spark Upwards Momentum
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading down 1% at its of $8,710, which marks a slight decline from its daily lows of over $8,800 that were set yesterday.
Does BTC’s Open Interest Signal That Bull Run is Inbound?
In spite of the lack of buying pressure currently seen by Bitcoin, it is important to note that BTC’s open interest is currently point to some underlying bullishness.“$BTC Open Interest: Don’t fall asleep and Don’t blink! Open Interest tells me that someone will light a match to some Rocket Fuel soon. Liquidations are coming soon,” he explained while pointing to the chart seen below.
Open Interest Don't fall asleep and Don't blink! Open Interest tells me that someone will light a match to some Rocket Fuel soon. Liquidations are coming soon — Mr. Anderson (@TrueCrypto28)
Cantering Clark, another popular analyst, further elaborated upon this notion, telling his followers that aggressive bulls have been buying each price dip, which means that the crypto’s local support could be stronger than it is widely thought to be.
“1/1- I get the impression that much of this open interest increase is attributed to aggressive bulls, it would seem as though they are buying every dip. Premium supports that thesis. If that be the case I doubt our local support is more than butter. $BTC,” he said while referencing the chart seen within the below tweet.//twitter.com/CanteringClark/status/98669313
Assuming that Bitcoin continues holding strong above $8,700, it is reasonable to assume that bulls will soon flex their strength and send the crypto flying past its near-term resistance regions.
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