Bitcoin Weekly | EMA10 Likely To Be Tested At $9000-$9150
BTCUSD (Bitcoin) weekly just closed last week on a bearish candle, sending out a reversal signal.
On BitFinex prices peaked at $10,491 after breaking above EMA10 and EMA50. Now that momentum is being lost and a bearish candle has been printed on low volume, these same levels that worked as resistance will now be tested as support.
On the weekly timeframe, Bitcoin (BTCUSD) is now aiming at $9090 or EMA10 first.
If EMA10 is broken with good strength and volume, EMA50 at $8261 will follow... Here you can look at it closer on the 4H timeframe: Bitcoin Aims At $9740 Followed by $9250 (Bearish Signs)
Conditions for change
If BTCUSD moves back up and closes above $10,500, the above signals become invalid and a new analysis is needed.
This is not financial advice.
Namaste.
On BitFinex prices peaked at $10,491 after breaking above EMA10 and EMA50. Now that momentum is being lost and a bearish candle has been printed on low volume, these same levels that worked as resistance will now be tested as support.
On the weekly timeframe, Bitcoin (BTCUSD) is now aiming at $9090 or EMA10 first.
If EMA10 is broken with good strength and volume, EMA50 at $8261 will follow... Here you can look at it closer on the 4H timeframe: Bitcoin Aims At $9740 Followed by $9250 (Bearish Signs)
Conditions for change
If BTCUSD moves back up and closes above $10,500, the above signals become invalid and a new analysis is needed.
This is not financial advice.
Namaste.
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