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Blockchain.com Wallet Confirms ‘Limited Support’ for Bitcoin [BTC] BTC SV

Blockchain. Com wallet confirms ‘limited support’ for bitcoin [btc] btc sv

Blockchain.com Wallet Confirms ‘Limited Support’ for Bitcoin [BTC] BTC SV

Blockchain. Com wallet confirms ‘limited support’ for bitcoin [btc] btc sv

Cryptocurrency statistics and wallet provider Blockchain.com announced it had launched partial support for bitcoin [BTC] BTC SV (BSV) in a blog post Jan. 22.

The product of a contentious hard fork of bitcoin [BTC] BTC Cash (BCH), BSV has existed since November 15, 2018, but suffered various technical difficulties in the weeks following its creation.

Some wallet providers and exchanges were initially skeptical of the new coin, with major exchange Kraken noting BSV had “many red flags” and “should be seen as an extremely high risk investment.”

Blockchain.com, formerly Blockchain.info, confirmed Tuesday that users have some of the same options with BSV as with its four other hosted cryptocurrencies — bitcoin [BTC] BTC (BTC), bitcoin [BTC] BTC Cash, Ethereum (ETH) and Stellar (XLM).

“We have been tracking bitcoin [BTC] BTC SV chain [sic] closely and will now offer limited, close out transaction support for bitcoin [BTC] BTC SV (BSV). You will be able to view your balance, exchange BSV for BTC, BCH, ETH, and XLM through Swap, and send BSV to any address,” the blog post reads, continuing:

“We do not have plans to enable full BSV functionality at this time.”

“We will continue to monitor activity of BSV to determine how long we will maintain limited support and we’ll make sure to keep you updated on any service changes!” the blog post concludes.

As part of the wallet’s support for the cryptocurrency, users who held BCH tokens in their Blockchain.com wallet prior to the fork date will now be able to use a dedicated coin splitting tool to retrieve their duplicate BSV balance.

The tool mimics that used by Blockchain.com in 2017, when BCH forked off from the BTC chain.

BSV/USD is currently trading around $75.80, below its initial market price around $88. The asset reached a high of $243 shortly after it debuted, according to cross-exchange data from CoinMarketCap.

Published at Wed, 23 Jan 2019 12:10:00 +0000

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Two days ago, I outlined a potential BTC-USD price breakdown due the broken hypodermic trendline.  Since then, the price has dropped nearly $7,000 and is showing signs of further downward continuation.  Let’s take a look at the chart from the last BTC-USD market analysis:


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Figure 1:  BTC-USD, 4-Hour Candles, Trend Prior to Breakdown

As you can see, the price was holding on by a thread near the red, hypodermic trendline.  Once it managed to break this trend, the price immediately and aggressively dropped.  Thus, the market signaled the end of the current parabolic breakout.  Currently, it is finding support on the parabolic curve; but on the lower timescales, it shows signs it might take one last move downward before a proper bounce occurs.  Since the hypodermic trend occurred once the market broke the linear trend, there is likely going to be very strong support there:

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Figure 2:  BTCU-SD, 4-Hour Candles, Hypodermic Breakdown

In the event that BTC-USD sees new lows, we can expect solid support in the upper $9900s to low $10,000s.  From there we will likely see a bounce leading to a consolidation period, where the market will ultimately decide if it wants to resume the downtrend or break upwards.  Given the fact that we broke out of a distribution trading range, it is likely that we will resume this down trend after any potential consolidation.  

Distribution is the top of the market cycle and leads to a markdown in price once the trading range is broken.  However, this is all up in the air right now and we will still have to see how bitcoin handles the next phase of consolidation.  For now, I don’t anticipate any radical lows ranging beyond the linear trend support shown above.

At this point, it doesn’t appear we have reached a selling climax.  Although the selling has been intense, there is nothing terribly notable on the macro view of last nights aggressive moves:


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Figure 3:  BTC-USD, 12-Hour Candles, Macro Volume

There was a lot of volume during last night’s moves, but there wasn’t a selling climax that would notably mark what we would expect from such a fantastic drop in price.  Maybe I’ll be proven wrong, but I’m anticipating lower lows in the coming days and weeks.

Summary:

  1. bitcoin broke down out of its hypodermic trend.

  2. It is currently finding support on its macro parabolic trend.

  3. Another shove downward is likely, but I believe it will lead to a bounce to a medium-term consolidation period.


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