Bitcoin Holds Key Level, Altcoins Aim To Follow: Will Bears...
Technical charts suggest Bitcoin bulls must hold BTC price above $70,000 to avoid a pattern confirmation to new lows under $60,000. Will altcoins also hold up?
Technical charts suggest Bitcoin bulls must hold BTC price above $70,000 to avoid a pattern confirmation to new lows under $60,000. Will altcoins also hold up?
Negative investor sentiment and the risk of selling near the range highs may continue to put pressure on Bitcoin and altcoins, invalidating the view that the market bottom is in.
Bitcoin bounced off the critical $74,500 level, and ETH followed, but data fails to confirm whether a market bottom is in.
Bitcoin succumbed to selling pressure as the US-EU trade war resumed. Will BTC and altcoins rally if cooler political heads prevail over the coming week?
Charts and trading volumes indicate that traders are buying the range lows in BTC and altcoins, but sellers are likely to continue taking profits at the intraday highs.
Bitcoin could pick up momentum above $94,589, signalling a potential trend change in the near term.
Bitcoin bulls are attempting a comeback, but are expected to encounter strong selling by the bears near overhead resistance levels.
Bitcoin and altcoins remain under pressure as analysts expect a rate hike by the Bank of Japan to pull prices lower.
Bitcoin and several major altcoins have turned down from their overhead resistance levels and are on the verge of resuming their downtrend.
Bitcoin is showing strength while several altcoins continue to languish near their recent lows. Will they play catch-up?
Spot selling and sustained outflows from crypto ETFs reinforce traders' negative sentiment toward crypto. Do charts forecast a bottom or a rebound?
Bitcoin’s break below the $107,000 support has dragged several altcoins lower, signaling a broad-based selling trend. Will November follow in October’s footsteps?
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