Topic: [2018-04-20] Bitcoin Bull Trap? Not So, Says Lesser-Known Price Indicator (Read 136 times)
April 22, 2018, 10:47:38 AM
Is it possible that the market has changed so fast? That a rise in ETH/BTC is no longer detrimental to BTC/USD, but that money is coming in from somewhere other than BTC to buy ETH?
April 21, 2018, 02:02:16 AM
Is the reversal of a lesser-known bitcoin price indicator signaling a bull trap?
That's the question being asked by Twitter's more expert crypto analysts after bitcoin's rise to $8,500 this week, a figure that's up more than 25 percent since its early April lows. As such, many investors and traders are wondering if the market's rally, propelled largely by a single day of strong gains, is over (if only for now).
Stepping back, the indicator in question, ETH/BTC, which tracks the value of ether against bitcoin, has been behaving oddly of late. In the past, ether's rise against bitcoin has been greeted as a negative sign for bitcoin, one that signals more traders are willing to exchange bitcoin for ether, the world's second-largest cryptocurrency.
Still, this time bitcoin is leading the way.
Read more https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-bull-trap-not-says-lesser-known-price-indicator/
That's the question being asked by Twitter's more expert crypto analysts after bitcoin's rise to $8,500 this week, a figure that's up more than 25 percent since its early April lows. As such, many investors and traders are wondering if the market's rally, propelled largely by a single day of strong gains, is over (if only for now).
Stepping back, the indicator in question, ETH/BTC, which tracks the value of ether against bitcoin, has been behaving oddly of late. In the past, ether's rise against bitcoin has been greeted as a negative sign for bitcoin, one that signals more traders are willing to exchange bitcoin for ether, the world's second-largest cryptocurrency.
Still, this time bitcoin is leading the way.
Read more https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-bull-trap-not-says-lesser-known-price-indicator/
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