Breakout or Fake-Out for the Crypto Market? (Part 2: Nearly There)

in #crypto7 years ago

This is very similar to the article I wrote 2 days ago - except, of course, it's 2 days later and nothing much has changed.

The updated graph above shows precisely what I said before. The "fake-out" would turn around and test the new support at the base of the downward trendline at about $500bn. But volume remains flaccid and there is little traction in either direction. We may be looking at Friday or the weekend for a resolution.

In the meantime, be prepared.

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A test of the downward slope which was resistance and should now be support seems appropriate.

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Well, as I write this, the market cap sits at a whisker over $500bn, testing it from the downside. Volume has increased. Stockmarkets have been pummeled for 2 days, so I suspect depends on what the US does today.

If there was a crypto options market, this would be the classic case of taking a double-option and seeing what happens.