Bitcoin Breaks Above $11k, But Faces Increasing Resistance
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading up just under 3% at its of $11,020, up from 24-hour lows of $10,600.
“$BTC sure looks like it’s painting ANOTHER ascending triangle,” he explained, while referencing the below chart.
sure looks like it's painting ANOTHER ascending triangle — Jonny Moe (@JonnyMoeTrades)
Will BTC Be Able to Duplicate its Year-To-Date Gains Going Forward?
It is now abundantly clear that Bitcoin is in a firm uptrend, as it is already trading up significantly from its 2018 lows that were set in December of last year.Assuming that BTC continues climbing higher and duplicates the gains it has incurred so far this year, one analyst is noting that the crypto’s price would climb to just below $40,000.
Alex Krüger, a popular economist who focuses primarily on cryptocurrencies, discussed this in a recent tweet, noting that although past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results, the gains BTC has incurred recently have been quite large, and could signal that it could surge towards $40,000.“$BTC increased 250% between the December lows and now. Another 250% increase would take price to $38.5K. (Past performance not indicative of future results),” he explained in a recent tweet.
increased 250% between the December lows and now. Another 250% increase would take price to $38.5K. (Past performance not indicative of future results) — Alex Krüger (@krugermacro)
As Bitcoin’s bulls continue to battle with bears to push the crypto’s price past the lower-$11,000 region, it is highly probable that investors will soon gain a better understanding into where the markets are heading next.
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