Bitcoin Surges Past $10,000 as Buyers Step Up
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading up over 7% at its of $10,415, which is up significantly from its recent lows of $9,300.
The recent surge came about after a long period of downwards pressure that sent Bitcoin reeling down from its year-to-date highs of $13,800, which is the price at which the recent bout of selling began.
Importantly, BTC has been able to find strong buying pressure below $10,000 on multiple occasions over the past month, which likely signals that this is a strong region of support that will likely hold strong in the months ahead. Earlier this week after Bitcoin plummeted to below $10,000, many analysts were noting that BTC was firmly in the throes of a bear trend that was likely to send its price significantly lower, but the recent price surge seems to invalidate this theory, and may signal that the bull run is back on.“That’s how trends die. Bears were in control despite yesterday’s relief rally. Until now. all those who sold yesterday’s pullback got run over,” he explained.
That's how trends die. Bears were in control despite yesterday's relief rally. Until now. all those who sold yesterday's pullback got run over. — Alex Krüger (@krugermacro)
Analysts Closely Watching Weekly Close for Greater Insight
Although there is still a significant amount of time before Bitcoin closes its weekly candle, analysts are already noting that it is imperative that BTC closes above its EMA 8 trend line in order for the bullish momentum to extend further.“$BTC #Bitcoin Weekly close above EMA 8 will confirm uptrend is still in-tact (current candle high wave spinning top),” he explained.
Weekly close above EMA 8 will confirm uptrend is still in-tact (current candle high wave spinning top) — Cheds (Trading Quotes) (@BigCheds)
As the week wraps up and Bitcoin’s price action further reacts to its position above the critical psychological level of $10,000, analysts and investors will likely garner greater insight into where the crypto is heading next.
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