Bitcoin price sees a tremendous start of the year as it surged 25% year-to-date.
Bitcoin breaks the 7-month downtrendThe price of Bitcoin broke through the downtrend a few weeks ago, which marked the possible end of the downwards pressure.
The price of Bitcoin broke above $8,200 and rallied towards $9,000.
Remarkably, the $8,600 level instantly flipped to become support in the past few days, after which the price of Bitcoin continued to rally towards $9,000.
To confirm this bearish divergence, the price of Bitcoin needs to drop below $8,800.
The total market capitalization chart often shows a brighter view than the Bitcoin chart alone.
Overall, Bitcoin started to rally since $6,400, so the upwards continuation will be stopped at some point to consolidate.
If Bitcoin breaks upwards again, it's most likely to start ranging between $9,000-$10,000 for some time in preparation for the next push upwards.
If the price of Bitcoin breaks through $10,000, then FOMO could come back into the market, triggering the price to go towards $11,600.
If the price of Bitcoin can't break through $9,000 and drops below $8,800, bearish divergences on short timeframes confirm a short-term trend reversal and the main target would then become $8,250.
Bitcoin Price Ready to Push Above Key Resistance to Hit $10,000
Publicado en Jan 18, 2020
by Cointele | Publicado en Coinage
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