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Topic: [2017-09-10] Bitcoin Price Weekly Analysis – BTC/USD To Breakdown? (Read 2971 times)

hero member
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After bitcoin reach $5000, who want to sell below $4500? Unless, you are daily traders or desperately need for money.
If bitcoin remain fluctuate and downtrend keep showing up, people will tend to hold or sell but actually it is a good price to buy more bitcoin.
We know bitcoin will recover and reach $5000 again, just time matter whether it would be few days later, next week or next month.
legendary
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I am actually surprised that the market still maintains its position above the $4000 mark without much effort. Sure, selling pressure is there, but it's not something so strong that it pushes the market down a lot.

It's either people just waiting for the market to make a next big move, or people are genuinely not interested in selling their coins at current levels ~ people start to realize that if they sell now, they might end up paying premiums to buy back.

It has been like that when the price broke through the $1000 mark > $2000 mark > $3000 mark > $4000 mark. The bullish sentiment has never been this high, and this is definitely a good foundation to keep building on.
copper member
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Bitcoin price is finding it hard to stay above $4200-4100 against the US Dollar. More declines towards $3900 is likely in BTC/USD in the near term.

Key Points
1. Bitcoin price is struggling to remain above the $4100 support area against the US Dollar.
2. There is a key bullish trend line with support at $4150 forming on the 4-hours chart of BTC/USD (data feed from SimpleFX).
3. The pair is heading towards the trend line support at $4150 and might attempt a downside break.

Bitcoin Price Crucial Support
There were a couple of swing moves in Bitcoin price towards $4500 against the US Dollar this past week. The price declined on a couple of occasions, but the $4000-4100 support area held the downside. The price recently recovered from the $4018 low. It traded above the 50% Fib retracement level of the last decline from the $4966 high to $4018 low. It even moved above the $4500 level and the 100 simple moving average (H4).

However, the upside move faced sellers near $4650. Buyers failed to place the price above the 61.8% Fib retracement level of the last decline from the $4966 high to $4018 low. The price moved down and traded below the $4500 support and the 100 simple moving average (H4). On the downside, there is a key bullish trend line with support at $4150 forming on the 4-hours chart of BTC/USD.

Source: http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/09/10/bitcoin-price-weekly-analysis-btcusd-breakdown/
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