Bitcoin Maintains Position Within $8,000 Region as Buyers Absorb Intense Selling Pressure
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading up just under 2% at its current price of $8,110, which marks a notable climb from its recent lows of $7,700 that were set just a couple of days ago when bears attempted to generate enough selling pressure to reverse the recent uptrend.
Multiple analysts have pointed out that $7,700 is a key support region for Bitcoin, as this was previously a strong resistance level and is around where BTC’s EMA8 currently exists.
Scott Melker, a popular analyst who now focuses primarily on digital assets, spoke in a recent about Bitcoin’s recent price action, telling his followers that one factor that could mean BTC will soon see significantly further upside is the existing CME gap around $11,000. Reports indicate that 95% of these gaps on the CME Bitcoin futures fill, suggesting that there’s a high likelihood BTC will reach that price point in the future.
“A note on CME Gaps – I am still not a huge believer, but they are worth watching because everyone has their eyes on them… There is a bullish aspect to the narrative – and that is the pink gap on the CME chart that still remains above 11K,” he noted.
Volume Trends Could Spell Trouble for BTC Bears in the Near-Term
Although Melker is cautious about relying too heavily on CME gaps, this isn’t the only bullish factor currently going for BTC.“During the rise from $6800 to $8400, volume was rising with price. Volume and price were in AGREEMENT, which is a sign of a solid trend,” he said.
Because this trend is solid and because bulls have been able to sustain Bitcoin’s price above its key support levels, there is a strong chance that this rally may be far from over.
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