Bitcoin Continues Finding Support at $10,000
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading up marginally at its of $10,120, which is up slightly from its 24-hour lows of just below $10,000 that were set yesterday.
Throughout the past several months, $10,000 has proven to be a key region of psychological importance, as bulls have responded with heavy buying pressure each time the crypto dipped below this level.
Johnny Moe, a popular cryptocurrency analyst on Twitter, explained in a recent thread of tweets that although he believes Bitcoin will drop significantly lower in the near-future, the existence of a symmetrical triangle may indicate that BTC will soon incur bullish continuation.“The alternate case? The desc. triangle is garbage and this is a symmetrical triangle, indicating a bias towards bullish continuation. The large consolidation under the .618? It’s just a logical place to see resistance before heading higher. Oh and parabolas? Garbage,” he explained.
The alternate case? The desc. triangle is garbage and this is a symmetrical triangle, indicating a bias towards bullish continuation. The large consolidation under the .618? It's just a logical place to see resistance before heading higher. Oh and parabolas? Garbage. — Jonny Moe (@JonnyMoeTrades)
Analysts Agree That Symmetrical Triangle May Lead to Massive BTC Surge
Johnny Moe is not alone in his thought that the symmetrical triangle may prove to be a positive thing for BTC’s bulls, as Murad Mahmudov recently pointed to the same formation in a recent tweet, marking it as “Exhibit A” for his bullish case.1/ Exhibit A — Murad (@MustStopMurad)
Furthermore, Mahmudov further elaborated on this symmetrical triangle formation, noting in a chart that there may be further consolidation before it makes an attempt to break upwards.
3/ Exhibit C — Murad (@MustStopMurad)Only time will tell as to whether or not this formation will ultimately prove to be bullish, but a break above it will likely lead the crypto to retest its year-to-date highs of $13,800, and a break above this level could lead it back to its all-time-highs around $20,000.
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