Bitcoin Finds Support Around $8,700 After Surging This Past Sunday
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading down marginally at its current price of $8,730, down slightly from its daily highs of over $8,800.
“$BTC weekly: One after the other resistances fall. Two remain 10.000 and 11.500. Once those are cleared, clear skies await. I’ll be looking for leveraged buys in the 8200-8400 area this week. Bulls clearly in control, not trying to fight the trend,” he explained.
weekly:One after the other resistances fall.
Bulls clearly in control, not trying to fight the trend. — DonAlt (@CryptoDonAlt)
Two remain 10.000 and 11.500.
Once those are cleared, clear skies await.
I'll be looking for leveraged buys in the 8200-8400 area this week.
Analyst: $8,200 is BTC’s Main Near-Term Support Level
DonAlt is not alone in his assessment of $8,200 being a key support level that Bitcoin must hold above, as Cred, another popular crypto analyst, also noted that a break below $8,200 would likely lead the cryptocurrency to fall towards its range low that currently exists in the lower-$7,200 region.
“$BTC High Time Frame Analysis: Broke through resistance with no pullback to the level. $8200 area is technically support now. Losing that level would indicate a short-term top & almost certainly take us to the range low. Overall bias: buying HTF dips unless below red level,” Cred said.
High Time Frame Analysis Broke through resistance with no pullback to the level. $8200 area is technically support now. Losing that level would indicate a short-term top & almost certainly take us to the range low. Overall bias: buying HTF dips unless below red level. — Cred (@CryptoCred)
As the week continues on it is likely that analysts will gain greater insight into whether or not Bitcoin will be able to continue consolidating around its current price levels and climb higher, or if further losses are inbound.
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