Ethereum Prints Harrowing Reversal Sign Once AgainA Telegram channel tracking instances of Tom Demark Sequential signals just reported that Ethereum is printing bearish reversal signals. The channel published the chart below on August 5th, noting that Ethereum has formed “sell 9 + C-13” candlesticks on its daily chart. Per the Tom Demark Sequential, ETH should undergo a correction in the coming days should the indicator classically play out. Chart of ETH's price action with Tom Demark Sequential overlay over the past six weeks from TradingView.com. Chart by Telegram channel tracking TD Sequential All Eyes on BitcoinAlthough Ethereum may be printing a reversal signal in isolation, at the end of the day, Bitcoin’s directionality is all that matters. All cryptocurrencies, after all, are closely tied to the price action of BTC on a macro scale. Fortunately for ETH bulls, analysts are currently expecting more upside for the price of BTC. According to Bloomberg, technicals are printing signs that Bitcoin is primed to move higher after last week’s break of $10,000. Matt Maley, the chief market strategist for Miller Tabak + Co, told the outlet
Bloomberg also added that per the “Trading Envelope indicator,” Bitcoin is reaching the upper level of its technical range. This is purportedly a “positive development.” Santiment, a blockchain analytics firm, recently indicated that Bitcoin is likely to soon see volatility in the upward direction. As reported by Bitcoinist, the company wrote in reference to the chart below:
Chart of the token age consumed metric for BItcoin over the past few months with price action from Santiment, a blockchain analytics firm. To what extent Ethereum will track Bitcoin’s seemingly upcoming rally isn’t clear. But assuming that it takes the same route as it has over the past few weeks, ETH will outpace BTC. Featured Image from Shutterstock Price tags: ethusd, ethbtc Charts from TradingView.com After Surging 60% in Two Weeks, Ethereum Just Printed a Reversal Sign Originally from Bitcoinist.com https://ift.tt/2PqKNYW |
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