Topic: [2017-10-19] $6,000 in Play as Bitcoin Price Stages Sharp Recovery (Read 244 times)
It's quite insane if you think about how much the price has gone up this year. If we do happen to break through the $6000 level in the coming days or weeks, it means that we have gone up like 500% in a matter of 10 months -- these level of gains are usually only seen in the altcoin market. At this point there is just one obstacle left to deal with this year (the SegWit2x hard fork), and as soon as that event has been dealt with, the sky is the limit, literally.
October 19, 2017, 10:48:05 AM
The sudden drop was market manipulation at it's finest. Some of these whales just know how to manipulate these markets
and they create these "Mini-dumps" to trigger a "panic effect". A lot of people fall for this and starts to dump too, fearing for
a major "collapse" in the price. These guys then come in and sweep up all the cheap coins. You have to give them credit, it
is perfectly timed and executed before the fork. { At the time of the fork, these noobs will miss out on a bunch of free
Bitcoin Gold coins }
and they create these "Mini-dumps" to trigger a "panic effect". A lot of people fall for this and starts to dump too, fearing for
a major "collapse" in the price. These guys then come in and sweep up all the cheap coins. You have to give them credit, it
is perfectly timed and executed before the fork. { At the time of the fork, these noobs will miss out on a bunch of free
Bitcoin Gold coins }
October 19, 2017, 09:04:19 AM
Having witnessed a solid recovery from the low of $5,100 in the last 24 hours, bitcoin is once again trading on the front foot and looking northwards.
At press time, the bitcoin-US dollar (BTC/USD) exchange rate was roughly $5,700. As per CoinMarketCap, the cryptocurrency has gained 6.47 percent in the last 24 hours. Week-on-week, BTC is up 4.77 percent, and on a monthly basis, it is carrying 45.7 percent gains.
So, is the bitcoin price eyeing $6,000? Strong dip demand would seem to suggest so.
The drop to $5,100 witnessed yesterday turned out to be healthy correction as expected, and the subsequent 'V' shaped recovery could be taken as an indication cash is waiting on the sidelines for a good opportunity. Further, the potential (or perceived) benefits of holding bitcoin ahead of the hard fork in November could also bring in more buyers, leading to higher prices.
However, short-term overbought technical conditions persist. Therefore, the price action analysis suggests there is merit in being 'cautiously bullish' on bitcoin.
Daily chart
The above chart shows:
- Wednesday's candle was a 'Dragonfly Doji.'
- The relative strength index is still overbought.
- Higher lows pattern (as indicated by a rising trend line & Wednesday's sharp rebound from $5,100) is still intact.
View
'Dragonfly Doji' is candlestick pattern with a long lower shadow (also known as long wick or long tail or long leg) and without a real body and upper shadow. The long tail indicates dip demand, while the dragonfly doji indicates indecision among traders.
In this case, the price action on the following day generally decides the short-term outlook. The fact that bitcoin is well bid today indicates the bulls have been able to carry forward the strong move from the low of $5,100. Thus, prices may jump above $6,000 if the bid tone remains intact over the next few hours.
On the other hand, a negative price action today would confirm a bearish doji reversal. A bullish-to-bearish trend change is likely only below $5,000 (rising trend line support).
https://www.coindesk.com/cautiously-bullish-6000-play-bitcoin-price-stages-sharp-recovery/
At press time, the bitcoin-US dollar (BTC/USD) exchange rate was roughly $5,700. As per CoinMarketCap, the cryptocurrency has gained 6.47 percent in the last 24 hours. Week-on-week, BTC is up 4.77 percent, and on a monthly basis, it is carrying 45.7 percent gains.
So, is the bitcoin price eyeing $6,000? Strong dip demand would seem to suggest so.
The drop to $5,100 witnessed yesterday turned out to be healthy correction as expected, and the subsequent 'V' shaped recovery could be taken as an indication cash is waiting on the sidelines for a good opportunity. Further, the potential (or perceived) benefits of holding bitcoin ahead of the hard fork in November could also bring in more buyers, leading to higher prices.
However, short-term overbought technical conditions persist. Therefore, the price action analysis suggests there is merit in being 'cautiously bullish' on bitcoin.
Daily chart
The above chart shows:
- Wednesday's candle was a 'Dragonfly Doji.'
- The relative strength index is still overbought.
- Higher lows pattern (as indicated by a rising trend line & Wednesday's sharp rebound from $5,100) is still intact.
View
'Dragonfly Doji' is candlestick pattern with a long lower shadow (also known as long wick or long tail or long leg) and without a real body and upper shadow. The long tail indicates dip demand, while the dragonfly doji indicates indecision among traders.
In this case, the price action on the following day generally decides the short-term outlook. The fact that bitcoin is well bid today indicates the bulls have been able to carry forward the strong move from the low of $5,100. Thus, prices may jump above $6,000 if the bid tone remains intact over the next few hours.
On the other hand, a negative price action today would confirm a bearish doji reversal. A bullish-to-bearish trend change is likely only below $5,000 (rising trend line support).
https://www.coindesk.com/cautiously-bullish-6000-play-bitcoin-price-stages-sharp-recovery/
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