Bitcoin Price
Here’s Why It’s Pivotal Bitcoin Holds Current Price Levels After Drop
Nick Chong | Sep 13, 2020 | 22:00
- Bitcoin slipped lower after pushing past $10,500 on Saturday evening.
- The coin trades at $10,300 as of this article’s writing, around $300 below the local highs.
- Analysts say it’s pivotal that Bitcoin holds current levels.
- One historical analysis suggests that if BTC continues to press lower, it may not be in a bull trend anymore.
- This sentiment is derived from an RSI analysis that suggests Bitcoin is at a point where it has historically bounced.
Bitcoin Must Hold Current Levels: Analyst
If Bitcoin continues to press lower in the hours and weeks ahead, it may not be in a bull market by historical standards.
A cryptocurrency trader shared the chart below on September 13th with the following caption:
“Weekly RSI now at what was support for all corrections in the previous bull cycle. Better hold the rest of the day.”
The chart suggests that Bitcoin’s one-week relative strength index (RSI) reading is at the point where it has historically bounced. The RSI has historically bounced at the 53.3 level when Bitcoin was trending in a bull market; the RSI has historically been rejected at the 53.3 level when Bitcoin was trending in a bear market.
Chart of BTC's macro price action with analysis by crypto trader Polar Hunt (@polar_hunt on twitter). Chart from TradingView.com
The chart indicates that Bitcoin should bounce here or at least consolidate here, thereby ensuring the RSI remains above this pivotal level.
This sentiment is in line with many other analysts who say that for Bitcoin to confirm it is in a bull market, it will need to hold $10,000.
$10,000, or at least the prices around this level, is important because it marked three separate highs over the past year.
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