
After an extended period of sideways , () experienced a large downwards swing yesterday that caused the to break below it previously established support level in the low-$3,500 region.
Although this drop seemed significant, has found support in the $3,400 region, and it is still holding steady well above its 2018 lows that are likely to act as a strong level of support if they are visited in the near-future.
bitcoin Holds Above Support Around $3,000
Last week, was caught in an incredibly tight range between $3,550 and $3,650. Although this range was confirmed on multiple occasions by ’s price action, analysts that in the long-term is caught in a significantly wider range between $3,000 and $5,000, which is still a valid theory following ’s recent volatility.
Mati Greenspan, the senior market analyst at eToro, recently discussed the macro range is currently caught in, :
“There’s no need for overreaction here. is continuing to trade within the core area of support between $3,000 and $3,500, within the broader range of $3,000 – $5,000…”
At the time of writing, is up marginally at its current price of $3,460. After dropping yesterday, found support at $3,400, from which it has climbed slightly.
During the drop yesterday, analysts had that a further drop into the low-$3,000 range was imminent, as this is where the would see significant buying pressure. Despite this bearish sentiment, appears to have found support at $3,400, which may lead to a new range between $3,400 and $3,500.
Analysts Generally Bearish on BTC
Analysts seem to be generally bearish on in its current state, as it continues facing increasing downwards pressure and has, so far, failed to post any significant bounce since dropping towards its current price levels.
Analysts are generally bearish on after its recent drop.
In a recent tweet from popular analyst Hsaka, he noted that is currently bearish until it is able to decisively climb above $3,500, where it currently has some resistance.
“$… A move to ~3500 (red level) would be a potential bearish S/R flip. Holding a HTF bearish bias until that level is reclaimed,” Hsaka explained.
A move to ~3500 (red level) would be a potential bearish S/R flip.
Holding a HTF bearish bias until that level is reclaimed.
— Hsaka (@HsakaTrades)
While looking at the ’s price action on a wider scale, Moon Overlord, another popular analyst on Twitter, told his nearly-40k followers that failed to establish any major levels of support during its parabolic climb in late-2017, which makes it difficult to find good levels to start buying.
“I don’t know what the plan for $ on the monthly is, where would you even set bids or start buying. It went up so quickly it didn’t build a single support on the way up,” he explained.
I don’t know what the plan for on the monthly is, where would you even set bids or start buying.
It went up so quickly it didn’t build a single support on the way up.
— Moon Overlord (@MoonOverlord)
If visits the low-$3,000 region in the near future and fails to bounce, it could ultimately lead to further losses into the $2,000 region.
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Published at Tue, 29 Jan 2019 22:17:43 +0000