So we're at the next stop, and it's only Week 2.
Too early to say, (when is it never?) but I do note that price has broken and stayed above 30k, with no signs of let up even as Europe trading closes. Would have expected several retraces but if we stay up a full 24 hours, and then even on Friday, it will be a good breather.
Personally, still waiting for one last big bad event. Don't think people have hurt just as badly as 2020.
Yup but looking at the hourly, it looks like it stalled a bit and went below 30k for a bit. All good tho as it's out of the 28k range and looking to stay above it albeit a little stall.
People still get too hung up on short-term time-frames when analysing longer-term time-frames, like in this case the monthly. Sure it stalled on the 1 hour chart, there was even good entries for short positions on this time-frame for day traders, but naturally that's a short position that is only really going to last a few hours at best. It's basically irrelevant in the context of the daily, weekly or monthly time-frames.
As you said as long as price is above $28K previous consolidation range then consolidation at higher levels is far from bearish, in fact it's the opposite.
It's ETH that's looking strong rn. Prolly value trickling down at ETH then down a little bit to the other major alts like BNB. We're on our way to another alt season me thinks.
Just wait for any random coin with a Doge logo do a random 10x in a random week. Lolol.
Wow really, ETH looking bullish? I mean sure, every altcoin looks bullish right now against fiat currencies. Even DogPooUltra Coin is probably bullish right now. But against Bitcoin? No chance.
While Bitcoin is up 80% this year so far, Ethereum is down over -10% and looks like it's finally about to roll over and break support imo. Sure it's up 60% against the dollar this year, but it's done no-one any favours compared to holding Bitcoin - apart from losing 10% of it's Bitcoin value that is. Instead, Bitcoin's market dominance looks like its finally breaking out of it's 2 year long range to the upside.
Overall Bitcoin's market dominance looks very much looks like 2019, minus the 2018 growth that instead last year was more consolidation sideways. But if 2019 is anything to go by then Bitcoin's dominance is likely to reclaim the majority of the market again, somewhere up to about 60% if I had to guess. Notably Ethereum will be the coin to suffer most of this, as is usually the case.