Bitcoin Stable Around $8,200 Following Yesterday’s Climb
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading down marginally at its of $8,250, which marks a slight surge from its recent lows of $7,900 that were set last week, and BTC’s ability to surge from this price level further confirms it as a notable support region that may ultimately prove to be a long-term bottom.
“$BTC #Bitcoin: Alright let’s see where she lands… bear divs showing up to the 3H. 30 min just swept the high. I’m in,” he said while referencing the below chart.
Alright let's see where she lands… bear divs showing up to the 3H. 30 min just swept the high. I'm in. — HornHairs 🌊 (@CryptoHornHairs)
Analyst: BTC May Be Positioned for Further Gains if It Can Move To $8,400
Despite HornHair’s bearish analysis of BTC, Flood – a prominent Bitcoin trader who has a history of extreme accuracy when it comes to his calls – explained in a recent tweet that he believes Bitcoin is positioned for further gains if it is able to move above $8,400.
“Bitcoin looking decent here. Seems like these past few days were overleveraged people getting forced out of positions and breakout traders getting decapitated. I’d imagine we finally move up to 84xx in the next few hours. Once there we’ll PA will dictate the next move,” he explained.//twitter.com/thinkingusd/status/41221120?s=21
How Bitcoin responds to the $8,400 region today will likely elucidate where the entire crypto markets are heading next.
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