Bitcoin price has nearly doubled in price after the historic collapse that occurred in mid-March took the asset back to under $4,000 at the low.
The first-ever cryptocurrency has reclaimed a critically important level that in the past has acted as a launchpad for a record-breaking, over 40% rally in under 48 hours. Is Bitcoin price refueling its jets for another explosive rally, or will the cryptocurrency reject from the powerful support turned resistance?Bitcoin Price Reaches Key Level Responsible For Previous Historic Rally
At the start of 2020, Bitcoin price rallied from under $7,000 to well over $10,000 before the coronavirus outbreak sent markets spiraling out of control.
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Bitcoin price plummeted to a low of $3,800 thanks to a combination of cascading liquidations and panic selling driving the price of the leading cryptocurrency by market cap to prices not traded at since over a year prior.
Bitcoin has reached $7430 This is the same price point from which Bitcoin rallied +40% in late October 2019 when the Chinese President publicly endorsed blockchain — Rekt Capital (@rektcapital)
Will The Record-Breaking China Pump Repeat? Or Has Support Turned Resistance?
Bitcoin price has revisited $7,450, the low set just ahead of the record-breaking “China pump.”
In October 2019, news broke that to stay on the forefront of blockchain technology that powers cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others. Many took this as a nod of support for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, while others insist that the surge was due to whales seizing an opportunity to squeeze out shorts via a news-driven rally – a move that clearly worked.Related Reading | Bitcoin Price Just Death Crossed, But Last Time Led To Historic China Pump
Whatever the case, Bitcoin price rallied from $7,430 to $10,500 in under 48 hours, setting a record for the third-largest single-day gain in the asset’s young history.
During that time, however, the level was acting as support, and not resistance, making a repeat of that powerful move less likely. The level could also act as similarly powerful resistance, causing a devastating move to the downside if Bitcoin price is rejected from the clearly critical level. The first-ever cryptocurrency has a lot to prove in facing its first recession since its inception, and how it survives here could help the asset reach its full potential as a viable replacement for fiat currencies and the dollar.Featured image from Shutterstock
