Bitcoin Holds Pivotal Macro Support LevelTo some market participants, Bitcoin’s price action over recent weeks has been purely bearish. After all, falling $2,000 in about the span of 72 hours can’t be bullish, can it? According to a recent Bollinger Bands analysis by a crypto trader, Bitcoin remains in a decent position on a macro time frame. He shared the chart below, which shows that BTC held the middle Bollinger Band on a weekly time frame on two recent retests. This confirms the level as support. Previous bullish retests led to continued rallies. Similarly, bearish retests on the underside of that same technical level led to extremely violent rejections, such as the one in March 2020. Chart of BTC's price action over the past year or so with a Bollinger Bands analysis by crypto trader Big Chonis Trading (@BigChonis on Twitter). Chart from TradingView.com First $11,200, Then $12,000Anlaysts are eyeing the $11,200 resistance as a crucial point for bulls to take to confirm it is in a bullish position from a long-term perspective. One trader shared the chart below just recently, marking out the importance of $11,200 to Bitcoin over recent weeks and over the past year or so:
Chart of BTC's price action over the past year or so with a Bollinger Bands analysis by crypto trader Cactus (@TheCryptoCactus on Twitter). Chart from TradingView.com After $11,200, there are some resistances in the high-$11,000s and low-$12,000s that commentators are also eyeing as levels of importance. Touching on how Bitcoin needs to move above and hold $12,000 to confirm a macro trend shift, an analyst commented:
Bitcoin’s price action over the coming weeks is likely to be pivotal, especially as it flirts between notable range lows and range highs. Unfortuntaely crypto investors, macroeconomic and geopolitical factors such as the election and the pandemic could skew Bitcoin’s directionality. Featured Image from Shutterstock Price tags: xbtusd, btcusd, btcusdt Charts from TradingView.com Bitcoin Is Holding a Pivotal Macro Level, But Don't Be Bullish Yet Originally from Bitcoinist.com https://ift.tt/3mNstJd |
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