Source: Glassnode<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAs Lex Moskovski, CIO at Moskvski Capital, shown in the last 2 days, the number of addresses accumulating BTC saw a leg up after a period of consolidation. However, the selling pressure has not decreased, as the increase in BTC inflows to exchanges suggests.<\/p>\nSource: Glassnode via Lex Moskovski<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWill Bitcoin Bulls Managed To Push The Bears Back?<\/h2>\n At the moment, Bitcoin\u2019s price could still be dominated by uncertainty and no clear direction. As a report by QCP Capital states the BTC sell-off has been \u201cdeeper and sharper\u201d than expected.<\/p>\nSource: QCP Capital<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe sell-off has come in 3 waves since the beginning of May. The market could see another sell-off, but in the form of consolidation as the firm claims:<\/p>\n
it looks like BTC is setting a bottom for the Wave 4 rally higher. This Wave 4 however will most likely be a slow steady consolidation grind.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Bitcoin has two challenges in the short term, it must flip $38,000 from resistance to support and must overcome the \u201cformidable\u201d wall at $40,000. Bitcoin thesis as a store of value seems to be invalidated in the short term, as the low institutional participation suggests. Therefore, there is less demand for the cryptocurrency.<\/p>\n
(\u2026) all three of the bull cases for BTC have been invalidated, and it’s hard to make a bullish fundamental argument to buy BTC right now. we continue to expect the downtrend to persist and for the market to be on sell rallies mode in the near-term at least, and if Wave 4 does extend past $40k we expect the $50k to have even larger selling supply.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
QCP Capital expects the Consumer Price Index (CPI) print and the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting to be risk factors for BTC\u2019s price in the short term.<\/p>\n
it was the CPI print last month, coupled with a confluence of some other factors, that started the big BTC decoupling.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
The firm sees potential for the price to drop below $30,000 and expects $20,000 to be strong support if this scenario materializes.<\/p>\n