Introduction Bitcoin is up 43% YTD and 131% for the past year. The surge has come after a horrific bear market that saw ‘digital gold’ crash by 80%. The rally we have seen has now stalled, and the chart is no longer printing aggressive higher highs like we saw earlier in the year. However, it Read More…
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Bitcoin Futures Technical Analysis (CME, Daily Chart)
Technical Analysis: Descending Channel: The primary structure in play is a descending channel, which has kept price action constrained between roughly $75,000 and $50,815. Until Bitcoin can decisively break out of this channel, the prevailing trend remains slightly bearish in the medium term but still bullish in th belong term. Potential Support Levels: Short-Term Outlook: Read More…
Bitcoin Crashes 14% in early Monday trade
Introduction Bitcoin has plunged to levels not seen since February, briefly dipping below the $50,000 mark. This dramatic sell-off comes just days after Bitcoin was flirting with the $70,000 level. This is part of a broader market sell-off triggered by renewed recession fears, as even the big indices started falling on Monday. Investors, already on Read More…
Bitcoin Triple Top & Bearish Divergence?
Introduction Bitcoins’ huge bull run in 2024 may be coming to an end as the ‘digital gold’ daily chart may be looking at a very scary triple-top formation coupled with bearish divergence. 2024 Performance BTC is up 54% YTD and 160%, looking back on one year. This has followed the traditional cycle of a bull Read More…
Bitcoin Technical Analysis: Descending Channel and Key Support Levels
Introduction Based on our analysis this week, we can see that Bitcoin is currently in a short-term bearish trend after a big pump at the start of the year. There is a descending channel pattern starting from late March. This pattern is characterized by consistent lower highs and lower lows within the channel. Support and Read More…
Bitcoin Rocked by Geopolitical Tensions, Technicals Still Bullish
Bitcoin Falls Below $60,000 Following reports of an Israeli missile strike in Iran, global financial markets reacted strongly. Bitcoin fell by 5.5% in a matter of hours, dropping below $60,000. Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency, also declined, falling below $3,000 to $2,895. As geopolitical risks increased, investors moved their funds into traditional safe-haven assets, such as Read More…