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Why One Trader Thinks Bitcoin Will See a $1,000+ Plunge Despite Ongoing Upswing

Bitcoin is currently showing intense signs of technical strength as it races towards $12,000 once again despite the recent rejection at this level The cryptocurrency is now well-positioned to see further upside but remains within a short-term consolidation phase until it shatters this level This uptrend may be bolstered by its break above a previously formed trading range within the lower-$11,000 region One analyst still believes that Bitcoin is at risk of seeing a large near-term selloff that sends it back into the $10,000 region Bitcoin and the entire crypto

Bitcoin is Overvalued at $11,000, Analyst Explains Why

Bitcoin stands overvalued at $11,000 in the short-term, according to analysts at Phi Deltalytics. The statement followed a drop in net positions on Chicago Mercantile Exchange’s Bitcoin Futures last week. It showed institutional investors are bearish, a sentiment that amounts to a correction in the Bitcoin market. A cheerful Bitcoin price rally above $11,000 is unlikely to sustain in the short-term, according to analysts at Phi Deltalytics. Bitcoin CME Positions Fall The crypto-focused investment consultation portal said the BTC/USD stands overvalued above $11,000. It reasoned the analogy with a drop

Bitcoin Holds Above Crucial “Ichimoku Cloud” as Analysts Remain Optimistic

Bitcoin has entered a consolidation phase within the lower-$11,000 region This comes shortly after bears stepped up and catalyzed a swift rejection at $12,000 this past weekend The cryptocurrency is now flashing some signs of weakness as it hovers above its key support at $11,000 Bulls have been able to hold it above multiple crucial levels throughout the past couple of days This is leading some traders to remain firmly bullish on the benchmark cryptocurrency’s near-term outlook. Bitcoin and the aggregated cryptocurrency market are currently consolidating after bearing witness to

Cryptocurrency News Roundup for Aug 3, 2020

Bitcoin started the week on a positive note after an unusually volatile weekend by recent standards. The BTC/USD price temporarily reached a local high of over $12,000. The eventful weekend was preceded by a credit-rating downgrade from Fitch who placed a “negative outlook” on the United State’s triple-A rating on Friday. Fitch added that a “resurgence of inflation” could be on the cards, which would in turn force the Fed to increase interest rates. It would be interesting to see the effects that would have on Bitcoin and its brethren.

The Bulls Are Back in the Digital Asset Market

Hope you had an excellent weekend. It’s become a bit of a rarity lately while bitcoin was sitting flat, but now that crypto is in a bull market again, I suppose it makes sense to see some volatility over the weekend. Hope it’s not surprising to anyone. Stocks are moving up, precious metals are marching higher, and capital is flowing toward new age financial technology in a way that we’ve never really seen before. There’s a lot more liquidity these days, and it has been floating into all sorts of

Weekend Market Action Signals DeFi-Driven Bull Market Has Arrived

This weekend’s epic crypto market momentum has been a remnant of the volatile action witnessed in late 2017. Ethereum has been in the driver’s seat, but instead of the ICO-saturated market of yesteryear, DeFi platforms are now dominating the sector in 2020. Cryptocurrency markets have reached their highest levels this year in terms of total market capitalization. Trouncing February’s highs of $300 billion, the total market cap surged to $360 billion this past Sunday. The figure has yet to top the 2019 peak in mid-June when the total cap exceeded