Bitcoin (BTC) Holds Above Key Support Levels
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading down marginally at its current price of $3,855. This past weekend was particularly volatile for BTC, as it surged to highs of $4,200 on Saturday before plummeting to lows of $3,800 on Sunday.
“$BTC – watching this parallel channel hold the price right on the support line once again on the 4hr #bitcoin chart…”
– watching this parallel channel hold the price right on the support line once again on the 4hr chart… — BIG Chonis (@BigChonis)Furthermore, Chonis also noted that Bitcoin was able to climb back above its 100-day moving average after briefly dropping below it yesterday, which could be a positive sign for the cryptocurrency.
“$BTC – regained MA100 support on the #bitcoin daily chart… the back test of the MA50 needs to hold as it has been tested as resistance for some time before switching to support…”
– regained MA100 support on the daily chart… the back test of the MA50 needs to hold as it has been tested as resistance for some time before switching to support… — BIG Chonis (@BigChonis)
Analyst Claims BTC May Soon Drop Towards $3,200
Although BTC’s ability to climb back above its 100-day moving average and to hold above the bottom of its parallel trading channel is positive, one analyst believes that Bitcoin may soon target its 2018 lows in the low-$3,200 region in the near-future if it is unable to gain a significant amount of buying pressure around its yearly open, which is set at roughly $3,700.
“Re-opened my short position, I think we might dump very soon. Target would be around 3200 unless we get a bullish SFP around blue box,” SalsaTekila – a popular crypto analyst on Twitter – explained in a recent tweet.//twitter.com/SalsaTekila/status/33688577
As Bitcoin’s trading activity continues to unfold as the week goes on, traders and analysts will likely gain greater insight into whether or not BTC will respect $3,800 to $4,200 as a new trading range.
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