Bitcoin takes on $44,000
BITCOIN broke out of its sideways movement yesterday to make a serious assault on $44,000 — a line it successfully breached twice before camping out at $43,800 this morning.
It’s a strikingly similar pattern to how the flagship cryptocurrency took $41k, $42k and also yesterday’s successful claim on $43,000. Each time breaching the line of resistance two or three times with conviction but, instead of charging onwards and upwards, withdrew and regrouped a couple of hundred dollars shy of its main target.
It will, no doubt, leap $44k and withdraw again before making a move.
Interesting point to note is Bitcoin’s 24-hour trading volume. BTC scaled its last two support lines with little or no increase in trading volume whatsoever.
This one is different, though. It punched through $44k and settled back at $43.8 with a 38% rise to $29.3bn in 24hour in trading volume.
Plenty of analysts will tell you that’s a sure sign of something building. But, also, plenty will tell you that’s a sure sign of overreach.
Either way, Bitcoin is looking playful as we head towards the Christmas weekend, and it’s sure to take the market with it.
Cardano’s ADA is the one currently matching Bitcoin step-for-step as it moves upward on $0.61.
Ethereum, on the other hand, is going out of its way to stay out of step. At $2,249, ETH is shimmying along a slight inline of little more than one per cent. Is it holding back?
Answers will no doubt be revealed this afternoon when the US wakes up.
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Values of 70 or above indicate that an asset is becoming overbought and may be primed for a trend reversal or experience a correction in price, while 30 or below indicates an oversold or undervalued condition.
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