Tag Archives: BTCanalysis

Good things don’t come up so quickly. This is what happened with Bitcoin, following the first time in four months that the coin had crossed the $10,000 mark.Two days ago, following the 10K break, we saw it rising a bit more but getting rejected before the next critical resistance price level at $10,300 – $10,400.The positive is that everything is healthy so far. Looking at the following daily chart since the beginning of 2020, you can see three mini-rallies (including the most recent one from...

Three days ago, we had written here that “those are likely to be the last days of Bitcoin below the legendary price of $10,000.” A few hours ago, we finally saw Bitcoin breaking above the legendary 5-digits number boundary.As mentioned in our most recent price analysis, the momentum is bullish, very bullish. Looking at the price action over the past ten days, we can see Bitcoin reaching to the local high of $9600 and correcting down to $9075, which was exactly the 38.2% Fib level.From there,...

Two days ago, our latest edition of Bitcoin price analysis had the promising title – “The calm before the storm.”Yesterday we saw what a Bitcoin storm looks like: After recording a daily low at $9142 (Bitstamp), the coin had massively broken out from our mentioned Bull-Flag (at ~$9200), and from there, we witnessed the explosion.Bitcoin price rallied up to the next resistance of $9700 – $9800, recording $9775 (Bitstamp) as the new 2020 high, as of writing these lines.On the following 4-hour...

On our recent price analysis from two days ago, we had anticipated a huge price move that was supposed to be coming soon.As can be seen, shortly after our analysis, there was the opening of the Chinese stock market after the long Lunar vacation. At the same time, Bitcoin spiked $400 to a new 2020 high over $9600 but quickly retraced.Since then, Bitcoin is slowly forming a bull-flag on the 4-hour chart. The coin is trading inside a descending channel (or flag). Keep in mind, that kind of flag...

Before the weekend, we saw Bitcoin trading safely and easily on its way to $10,000. However, on our recent analysis two days ago, we had pointed out on some indicators that might put some bearish pressure on the cryptocurrency.Since then, we saw a correction of almost $300 down to a current daily low of $9130 (Bitstamp rate). On the bigger time-frame, in case this correction doesn’t go lower, it seems very healthy for the short-term since this level is a little above the 38.2% Fibonacci...

Since Bitcoin broke firmly above the $9K price line last Tuesday, we saw the coin consolidating mostly inside the range of $9300 – $9400.The beautiful thing about Bitcoin is that its volatility will ever stay. It doesn’t really matter whether Bitcoin price is trading for $10, $100, or $9000.Yesterday we saw another volatile move a-la Bitcoin: in under 30 minutes, we saw Bitcoin dropping from $9450 to $9000, only to mark a new yearly high at $9570 not so long after.The day traders who had kept...

Over the past days, following a decent start to the new decade, we had seen Bitcoin correcting nicely and healthily into the 38.2% Fibonacci level at $8300.Immediately after that, Bitcoin fired its engines and in just three consecutive days, the primary cryptocurrency had gained over $1200 (!), which is more than 15% to its value.Surprisingly, the altcoins are not crashing. Thus, we can conclude that new money is getting into the market and not changing hands, from Altcoins to Bitcoin and...

A quick update following yesterday’s analysis. As we mentioned here yesterday on the previous analysis – Bitcoin price’s recent correction down to $8200 was healthy (so far).Added to the above, is the fact that Bitcoin had found support precisely on the lower trend-line of the ascending channel, marked on the following 4-hour’s chart.Over the past 24 hours, we had seen Bitcoin gaining momentum to break above the mentioned $8400 – $8450 resistance, and quickly surging back to the $8600 support...

After touching the significant 200-days moving average line at $9,060, Bitcoin quickly got rejected down to $8400. From there, the cryptocurrency had a three-day consolidation around $8600; however, after breaking it down, the bearish momentum had recorded $8200 as the weekly low.Coincidence? When looking at the following 4-hour chart, we can see that the past month’s price move is reflected on the marked ascending channel accurately, whereas the $8200 is the lower boundary of the...

A quick recap to the last Bitcoin’s price action from the past week: After touching the 200-days moving average line (~$9060), Bitcoin got rejected and quickly dropped into the $8600 support area, after creating a wick down to $8450.Since the first touch on this crucial support line (four days ago), we had seen Bitcoin trading around $8600. However, there was a negative bias in the recent price action, as mentioned in the previous price analysis.The $8450 support line had seen three attempts,...