Bitcoin Stabilizes Around $10,200 as Analysts Eye Short-Term Bearishness
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading down just under 2% at its of $10,200, which marks a notable decline from its 24-hour highs of $10,500 that were set at the peak of yesterday’s upwards grind.
This slight upwards momentum was closely followed by a firm rejection that led the crypto to drop all the way to $10,100, which is where it found some notable buying pressure that helped it climb back up to its current price levels. In the near-term, analysts believe that a break below the support within the lower-$10,000 region is imminent, which could lead the crypto to drop into the $9,000 region in the coming several hours.“Still short. Once we break back inside [Monday] range, expect accelerated downside. Take out liquidity into 9500’s and I’d long heavily,” he concisely stated.
BTC’s Next Drop Could be Far Reaching, but a Movement to All-Time Highs is Still Imminent
CryptoBirb, another well-respected cryptocurrency analyst and trader, explained that he believes that a break below $9,600 would confirm that a mid-term correction is imminent.
If this break occurs, the chart seen below suggests that BTC could plunge towards $8,200 before finding enough buying pressure to spark the next notable uptrend.“All in all not much time left till btc correction imo. If you get the chance to long 8250-8600. And don’t buy there then sorry, but we would have to rally to ATH without you,” he explained, maintaining a bullish long-term sentiment.
all in all not much time left till correction imo
— Adrian Zduńczyk, CMT (@crypto_birb)
if you get the chance to long 8250-8600 and don't buy there then sorry, but we would have to rally to ATH without you👋
The coming few days should offer some insight into the crypto’s mid-term market structure, with its reaction to $9,600 in the near-term offering significant insight into where Bitcoin will go next.
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