Since the price of Bitcoin dropped to $8.9k on Thursday, traders have begun to panic as they fear that Bitcoin price could start a new bearish trend.
Bitcoin price dropped to $8.9k after it faced strong rejection at the $9.8k level. Traders say BTC’s breakdown from the $9,200 support level may lead to a renewed downtrend. For several days now, Bitcoin price has remained in the $9k region, failing to surge further before plunging to $8.9k on Thursday.
Generally, traders believe that very soon, a correction will occur in the Bitcoin market. Most macro trendline indicator and momentum oscillator point toward an imminent correction. When Bitcoin price dropped first below $9,200, it fell under a key Bollinger band line that marks a pivotal point. If a bullish trend was ongoing, an asset is expected to recover at the middle Bollinger Band line.
$BTC – flirting with loosing middle BB support for the first time in exactly 1 month…#bitcoin daily chart… pic.twitter.com/AazoE3owRX
— Big Chonis Trading😷 (@BigChonis) May 21, 2020
Analysts Bitcoin price analysis, prediction
Bitcoin trader Jonny Moe, explains that the crypto risks plunging below another trendline experienced on March 12. Since then, Bitcoin price has recovered from $3,600 to $10,000. According to him, as the crypto has not been able to reclaim the $9,800 to $9,900 range as support, it risks a deep pullback below the rising channel.
If we lose the channel, I'm looking at this landing zone. $BTC pic.twitter.com/HJ6sGHkAW4
— Jonny Moe (@JonnyMoeTrades) May 21, 2020
Another analyst TraderXO, who already said Bitcoin price would fall to $7,700 last week, said it now shows a typical lower high setup and is at the risk of a rapid correction to below $8,000.
$btc – failure to break down then I would setup short again from 96s – 97s
Taken 50% off initial short pic.twitter.com/ZztyZXvpTS
— TraderXO (@TraderX0X0) May 15, 2020
Why analyst predicts bearish trend for Bitcoin
Analysts’ bearish position can be blamed on two things which are, lack of support between $7,700 and $9,000, and the potential upside of BTC above $10,500. When the crypto surged from $7,700 to $10,000, it barely experienced any pullback. This was no doubt a show of BTC’s strength at that time, but it also indicates the crypto could plunge at the same wavelength.
BTC’s lack of resistance above $10,500 also is one reason the crypto is yet to break above $10,000. With little resistance above $10,500 to major levels like $12,500 and $14,000, there exists strong overhead resistance in between $10,000 and $10,500.
