Bitcoin Dips Below $10,000 in Sharp Overnight Movement
At the time of writing, is trading down nearly 3% at its current price of $9,920, which marks a slight retrace from its 24-highs of $10,300 and an even steeper drop from its weekly highs of nearly $10,500.Bitcoin’s inability to maintain its position within the five-figure price region certainly signals that bears may currently have a slight edge over bulls, and it also points to the possibility that BTC will once again revisit its historically established support level around $9,300.
In the near-term, it does appear that BTC’s bulls and bears are currently locked in a tight battle, and the low-$10,000 region may mark a turning point where the crypto’s near-term trend grows increasingly clear. The Cryptomist, a popular crypto analyst on Twitter, spoke about the importance of this level, explaining that she expects BTC to move upwards towards $10,050, which is where it may once again incur significant selling pressure that sends it reeling lower.“$BTC: There was the drop mentioned. However, am little surprised at the strength of the bulls. I do see bulls pushing this back up to 10050 range, where we could load up for another drop. No bias however, waiting for 10050,” she explained.
There was the drop mentioned.
I do see bulls pushing this back up to 10050 range, where we could load up for another drop. No bias however, waiting for 10050 🙂 — The Cryptomist (@Thecryptomist)
However, am little surprised at the strength of the bulls
On-Chain Data May Bolster BTC’s Bulls
Despite its seemingly bearish price action in the near-term, it is important to note that Bitcoin’s on-chain data may point to further bullishness in the near-term.
Luke Martin, a prominent analyst, spoke about this in a recent tweet, explaining that BTC’s MVRV ratio may provide positive data for the crypto’s bulls.“With $BTC continuing its month-long chop, I’ve been learning more about on-chain metrics. MVRV ratio gives a good idea of exchange price relationship to “fair value” of a Bitcoin. MVRC <= 1 has been an excellent buy every time,” he explained while pointing to the below chart that shows that Bitcoin’s MVRC is currently well below 1.
With continuing it's month long chop, I've been learning more about on-chain metrics. MVRV ratio gives a good idea of exchange price relationship to "fair value" of a Bitcoin. •MVRC <= 1 has been an excellent buy every time. — Luke Martin (@VentureCoinist)
The coming days and weeks will likely prove to be quite illuminating as to what direction Bitcoin will trend in the coming days and weeks, and its near-term price action could even set the tone for the rest of 2019.
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