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Bitcoin’s Nosedive below $45,000
Bitcoin Sellers Took the Lead, Took BTC/USD below 45,000
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BTC/USD started the week at 57,499 near the all-time high at 58,400. In the first four hours of Monday’s trading session, BTC/USD declined to 56,000, which was an important support level in intraday terms. The level produced some buying pressure for the pair but only for the next four hours, as BTC/USD closed the 4-hour candlestick between 04:00 and 08:00 UTC at 46,479.
Bitcoin’s Nosedive below $45,000
That, however, made no lasting influence, and BTC/USD had broken down below 56,000 and dropped below 53,500 by 16:00 UTC. That was a signal for a big sale, as the Bitcoin market had been overheated. In confirmation of that hypothesis, BTC/USD made a huge rollercoaster swing in the interval between 13:00 and 15:00 UTC, falling from 53,677 to 47,400 and bouncing back up.
Form 09:00 UTC, BTC/USD continued sideways, with high volatility taking place in the price action. The pair was edging sideways within the corridor of 45,000 – 49,000 until 01:00 UTC of Wednesday, 24th February. At that time a rebound above 49,000 started to take place and continued until 05:00 UTC, with 51,000 topped out.
The volatility reduced considerably, as the pair continued edging sideways within the price range of 50,000 – 51,000. At 13:00 – 14:00 UTC, a drawdown to 49,000 happened; afterwards, BTC/USD continued between 48,000 – 50,000 until the end of Wednesday. The sideways fluctuations continued on Thursday, 25th February, until 12:00 UTC. At 12:00 – 14:00 UTC, BTC/USD bounced to 52,000. Afterwards, BTC/USD began another continued downfall, which continued to 45,000 on Friday, 26th February. The falling stopped at 08:00 UTC, as the zone offered a buying opportunity.
BTC/USD had bounced to 48,265 by 17:00 UTC and then reversed downwards until 23:00 UTC, almost reaching 45,000, and closed Friday at 45,447. On Saturday, 27th February, BTC/USD the bulls continued supporting the trading pair with buying volumes, and BTC/USD briefly rose to 48,100 between 0200 – 02:45 UTC. The pair continued sideways until 07:00 UTC, once breaking above the 50-period hourly SMA, but was eventually driven down below 47,000 between 08:00 and 09:00 UTC. The upside attempts at the SMA continued unsuccessfully until the end of Saturday. On Sunday, 28th February, selling pressure increased and saw BTC/USD gradually head down to 43,067 at its lowest. The capitalization below 44,000 on the 4-hour timeframe was an indication of continuing selling bias in the trading pair Bitcoin’s Nosedive
Hope for Bitcoin Bulls
There was some news in the week of 22nd February that kept up Bitcoin bulls’ hopes of an upside recovery. Square, Inc. that had invested $50,000 million in Bitcoin in October 2020 made another Bitcoin purchase worth $170 million on 24th February 2021. Besides that, MicroStrategy – the corporate frontrunner among Bitcoin investors – bought 19,452 more BTC worth $1.026 billion at an average price of $52,765. This new purchase had brought MicroStrategy’s exposure to Bitcoin to 90,531 BTC. Bitcoin’s Nosedive
These tendencies clearly showed that high profile investors were happy with the Bitcoin drawdown and were ready to buy the dip. This shows that Bitcoin continues to be looked upon as a solid financial instrument, and every downside correction is going to be met with substantial buying volumes.
Therefore, we shall soon get answers on where BTC/USD will go next.
Crypto Signals via Telegram sent daily by FxPremiere.com
BTC/USD started the week at 57,499 near the all-time high at 58,400. In the first four hours of Monday’s trading session, BTC/USD declined to 56,000, which was an important support level in intraday terms. The level produced some buying pressure for the pair but only for the next four hours, as BTC/USD closed the 4-hour candlestick between 04:00 and 08:00 UTC at 46,479.
Bitcoin’s Nosedive below $45,000
That, however, made no lasting influence, and BTC/USD had broken down below 56,000 and dropped below 53,500 by 16:00 UTC. That was a signal for a big sale, as the Bitcoin market had been overheated. In confirmation of that hypothesis, BTC/USD made a huge rollercoaster swing in the interval between 13:00 and 15:00 UTC, falling from 53,677 to 47,400 and bouncing back up.
Form 09:00 UTC, BTC/USD continued sideways, with high volatility taking place in the price action. The pair was edging sideways within the corridor of 45,000 – 49,000 until 01:00 UTC of Wednesday, 24th February. At that time a rebound above 49,000 started to take place and continued until 05:00 UTC, with 51,000 topped out.
The volatility reduced considerably, as the pair continued edging sideways within the price range of 50,000 – 51,000. At 13:00 – 14:00 UTC, a drawdown to 49,000 happened; afterwards, BTC/USD continued between 48,000 – 50,000 until the end of Wednesday. The sideways fluctuations continued on Thursday, 25th February, until 12:00 UTC. At 12:00 – 14:00 UTC, BTC/USD bounced to 52,000. Afterwards, BTC/USD began another continued downfall, which continued to 45,000 on Friday, 26th February. The falling stopped at 08:00 UTC, as the zone offered a buying opportunity.
BTC/USD had bounced to 48,265 by 17:00 UTC and then reversed downwards until 23:00 UTC, almost reaching 45,000, and closed Friday at 45,447. On Saturday, 27th February, BTC/USD the bulls continued supporting the trading pair with buying volumes, and BTC/USD briefly rose to 48,100 between 0200 – 02:45 UTC. The pair continued sideways until 07:00 UTC, once breaking above the 50-period hourly SMA, but was eventually driven down below 47,000 between 08:00 and 09:00 UTC. The upside attempts at the SMA continued unsuccessfully until the end of Saturday. On Sunday, 28th February, selling pressure increased and saw BTC/USD gradually head down to 43,067 at its lowest. The capitalization below 44,000 on the 4-hour timeframe was an indication of continuing selling bias in the trading pair Bitcoin’s Nosedive
Hope for Bitcoin Bulls
There was some news in the week of 22nd February that kept up Bitcoin bulls’ hopes of an upside recovery. Square, Inc. that had invested $50,000 million in Bitcoin in October 2020 made another Bitcoin purchase worth $170 million on 24th February 2021. Besides that, MicroStrategy – the corporate frontrunner among Bitcoin investors – bought 19,452 more BTC worth $1.026 billion at an average price of $52,765. This new purchase had brought MicroStrategy’s exposure to Bitcoin to 90,531 BTC. Bitcoin’s Nosedive
These tendencies clearly showed that high profile investors were happy with the Bitcoin drawdown and were ready to buy the dip. This shows that Bitcoin continues to be looked upon as a solid financial instrument, and every downside correction is going to be met with substantial buying volumes.
Therefore, we shall soon get answers on where BTC/USD will go next.
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