Author: Bitcoin Magazine Pro Team
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Following a strong recovery from last week’s crash, $BTC has now pulled back from above $60,000 and is currently at $58,525.
$BTC is currently down -3.85% over the past 24 hours but is up +10.39% over the past week.
Figure 1: Bitcoin past 24-hour price performance.
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The Big Story
Bitcoin Price Retraces After Relief Rally
Last week saw a rapid drop in the price of Bitcoin as global markets sold off.
Since then, though, Bitcoin has rallied up +25% in the space of a few days, suggesting that the crash was perhaps somewhat overblown.
$BTC reached a key resistance level, the 200-day moving average in its rally up from the recent lows.
After such a strong relief rally it is no surprise that it is now pausing below resistance.
Price has now pulled back from the 200-day moving average resistance level to $58,525.
The 200-day moving average is currently at $62,200 and is trending higher.
Figure 2: $BTC rejected off the 200DMA.
Here is the zoomed-out view of the 200DMA and Bitcoin price throughout this bull run to date:
Figure 3: $BTC typically stays above its 200DMA in bull markets.
With wider market concerns about a potential US recession, the risk of Kamala Harris’ potential anti-Bitcoin policies, and the possibility that last week’s price drop was the start of a bigger move, the general market sentiment remains uncertain.
However, it is our view that we are still early in the Bitcoin bull run and while price is currently taking a breather, it is likely to climb higher in the coming weeks.
Key Chart
Each week, our BM Pro Analysts hand-pick a must-see chart for you. This week:
+1 Year HODL Wave
Figure 4: Bitcoin +1 Year HODL Wave.
What the chart shows:
Why this matters:
What’s happening now:
Keep an eye on this chart over the coming months. If the 1-year HODL wave starts dropping significantly it could well indicate that many longer-term players are selling their bitcoin.
You can track the +1yr HODL wave chart here.
The Bitcoin Magazine Pro Team.
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