What's Next For Bitcoin: $14,000 Or $1,600?

in #bitcoin7 years ago

Investors are aching to see some kind of a meaningful trend emerging for Bitcoin.

But the only thing that you can see from the

Bitcoin price for the past few months is just a sideway

movement and a narrow range. Since February 2018,

we have marked a high of $11,784 and low $5,922 and ever since

we have been trading in this range. In fact, most recently,

from April 6 until today, the range is even narrower; $6,513 to $9,795.

The average true range, five-day exponential, has dropped to its lowest level

of $231 for this year. Since the start of this year, the dominant trend

for this has been skewed to the downside.

Similarly, the 90-day volatility index has also taken a nose dive

and it is almost in a free fall. I do think this is about to change,

because, firstly; we have started to trade in a narrow range- not normal

for the Bitcoin price, finally, the 90-day volatility is in a free.

Bitcoin isn't an animal which can be put on a leash that easily.

It may be premature to say that the bottom is firmly

in place because in order for that to happen,

we would need to break the price level of $10,000.

Given that we have a symmetrical triangle formed

on a daily time frame and we are moving closer toward

the capitulation end, the upward breakout could start

a new trend that could push the price toward $13,982

and a downward move could project the price towards $1,292.

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