Bitcoin Continues Consolidating, But Uptrend Remains Firm
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading down marginally at its of $8,135, which marks a notable decline from its daily highs of $8,200 that were set yesterday.
When bulls generated some buying pressure that allowed the crypto to climb up towards $8,200 yesterday afternoon, the crypto incurred a strong as swift rejection that led it to drop as low as $8,000 before it found notable support.Josh Rager, a popular cryptocurrency analyst on Twitter, explained in a recent tweet that the key support level he is watching for in the near term $7,700, as a failure to hold above this level could spark a major sell-off.
“$BTC Update: $8170s is a significant area for Bitcoin to break and close above on higher time frame charts. It’s been an important support/resistance and high volume area (POC) for trading. Next resistance to break is $8750. And things get bearish below $7700s,” he explained in a recent tweet.//twitter.com/Josh_Rager/status/72711168
This Key Trendline May Bolster BTC in the Near-Term
Rager is not alone in his belief that bulls could soon push BTC up towards the upper-$8,000 region, as Squeeze, another popular crypto analyst, recently told his over 100k followers that a key trendline is currently pushing Bitcoin up – which could mean a movement to $8,650 is inbound.“Daily chart is holding quite well. As long as the trendline holds, I think we’re heading to $8,650,” he explained.
Daily chart is holding quite well.
— Squeeze (@cryptoSqueeze)
As long as the trendline holds, I think we're heading to $8,650
The coming few hours could elucidate whether or not this bullishness is valid, as any break below $8,000 will likely lead BTC down towards $7,700, and its reaction to this level could set the tone for where it trends in the mid-term.
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