Market doesn't need a quick rebound, doesn't need anything other than what it's already going through. Bitcoin ATH? Needed to deflate quickly, and boy did it deflate. Bitcoin volatility? People keep saying stability needed, consolidation whatever. Well look what months of stability brought us. And today, they're saying the selloff volume is finally down, and prices have rebounded. Just what we all need, right?
CCN just said yesterday it should go down below 4k today, so they know as little as we do about what's needed and what's expected.
Topic: [2018-11-20] Bitcoin Price Hits New Yearly Low at $4,280; Market Needs Quick Reb (Read 119 times)
November 21, 2018, 05:50:12 AM
November 20, 2018, 06:25:40 PM
Bitcoin Price Hits New Yearly Low at $4,280; Market Needs Quick Rebound
Over the past 24 hours, the price of Bitcoin fell from $4,900 to $4,280, by more than 12.5 percent amidst an unforeseen short-term price drop.
On fiat-to-crypto exchanges like Coinbase and Kraken, which demonstrate a more accurate representation of the Bitcoin price given the premium on the Tether-to-BTC pair, the price of BTC dropped below the $4,300 mark for the first time in 2018.
$4,280: Where is the Bottom?
On November 19, a cryptocurrency trader and analyst known as The Crypto Dog stated that $4,800, despite being down from 6,300, is not a bottom for Bitcoin.
“$4800 was not a bottom by any means – my arbitrary line in the sand was the wrong arbitrary line. Judging by volume, we are still quite far from a bottom. So far this sell off has been relatively weak (volume wise). BTC / USD longs are rising, while shorts are barely touched. This dump has been straightforward spot selling, and no one is interested in buying.”
Previously, CCN reported that the low volume of BTC in a period of an intense sell-off and free fall suggests a further decline to the low $4,000 region is likely, especially if the volume of BTC begins to increase in the days to come.
The Crypto Dog reaffirmed that a spike in volume on Bitcoin could lead to a decline to a low range at $4,000. Since then, the price of BTC has fallen from $4,800 to $4,250.
“The bears aren’t even pushing, $BTC is just free-falling. Very weak dump, imagine what it looks like when the volume comes in. A short-term reversal could happen at any moment – shorting with high leverage is a terrible idea. However, if you are trying to knife catch, be patient. No one should be in a rush to long this.”
Within the past three days, BTC recorded a 32 percent drop in price without immense sell pressure and large sell orders from the bears in the market. In the short-term, there exists a possibility for a quick turnaround, but investors also have to respect the possibility of a further decline to $4,000 and a test of the $4,000 support level.
Given the intensity of the drop of BTC in the last 24 hours, a minor corrective rally is expected, as long as the sell volume of BTC remains low.
Reference: https://www.ccn.com/bitcoin-price-hits-new-yearly-low-at-4280-market-needs-quick-rebound/
Over the past 24 hours, the price of Bitcoin fell from $4,900 to $4,280, by more than 12.5 percent amidst an unforeseen short-term price drop.
On fiat-to-crypto exchanges like Coinbase and Kraken, which demonstrate a more accurate representation of the Bitcoin price given the premium on the Tether-to-BTC pair, the price of BTC dropped below the $4,300 mark for the first time in 2018.
$4,280: Where is the Bottom?
On November 19, a cryptocurrency trader and analyst known as The Crypto Dog stated that $4,800, despite being down from 6,300, is not a bottom for Bitcoin.
“$4800 was not a bottom by any means – my arbitrary line in the sand was the wrong arbitrary line. Judging by volume, we are still quite far from a bottom. So far this sell off has been relatively weak (volume wise). BTC / USD longs are rising, while shorts are barely touched. This dump has been straightforward spot selling, and no one is interested in buying.”
Previously, CCN reported that the low volume of BTC in a period of an intense sell-off and free fall suggests a further decline to the low $4,000 region is likely, especially if the volume of BTC begins to increase in the days to come.
The Crypto Dog reaffirmed that a spike in volume on Bitcoin could lead to a decline to a low range at $4,000. Since then, the price of BTC has fallen from $4,800 to $4,250.
“The bears aren’t even pushing, $BTC is just free-falling. Very weak dump, imagine what it looks like when the volume comes in. A short-term reversal could happen at any moment – shorting with high leverage is a terrible idea. However, if you are trying to knife catch, be patient. No one should be in a rush to long this.”
Within the past three days, BTC recorded a 32 percent drop in price without immense sell pressure and large sell orders from the bears in the market. In the short-term, there exists a possibility for a quick turnaround, but investors also have to respect the possibility of a further decline to $4,000 and a test of the $4,000 support level.
Given the intensity of the drop of BTC in the last 24 hours, a minor corrective rally is expected, as long as the sell volume of BTC remains low.
Reference: https://www.ccn.com/bitcoin-price-hits-new-yearly-low-at-4280-market-needs-quick-rebound/
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