Bitcoin (BTC) Solidifies Position in $5,300 Range
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading up less than 1% at its current price of $5,330, up from 24-hour lows of $5,260.
“$BTC – I wouldn’t be surprised if yesterday was “The Dip” before testing the local highs. I’d like to see a Daily Close above $5320 to further confirm my bullish argument. If I don’t see that in the next day or two, my bearish arguments will begin to hold more weight,” he explained in a recent tweet.
– I wouldn't be surprised if Yesterday was "The Dip" before testing the local highs. I'd like to see a Daily Close above $5320 to further confirm my bullish argument.If I don't see that in the next day or two, my bearish arguments will begin to hold more weight.
— UB (@CryptoUB)
Will BTC Witness a “Maximum Pain Scenario?”
Although Bitcoin may be on the edge of incurring some significantly bullish momentum, a move higher may be directly followed by a drop back into the lower $4,000 region.
Alex Krüger, an economist who focuses primarily on cryptocurrencies, explained this possibility in a recent tweet, saying that he thinks another drop to $4,000 is the most realistic “maximum pain scenario” for the cryptocurrency.Maximum pain scenario for :– shoot through to $6000
— Alex Krüger (@krugermacro)
– rest right above $6000, luring longs in
– dump back down to $4000s in 2 days
– have everyone scream "this is The End"
– slowly move back up
Although BTC was just trading at $4,000 a few weeks ago, the question remains as to whether or not the recent price surge and continued upwards momentum will build enough support levels to keep the crypto above the $5,000 price level.
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