BTC/USD
Long-term Trend: Bearish
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Resistance levels: $7,200, $7,400, $7,600
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Support levels: $3,500, $3,300, $3,100
Last month, January, the
BTC/USD pair was trading in the bearish trend zone. With an opening balance of
$3,832.60, the BTC price depreciated to the low of $3,503.80. In other words,
in January, the crypto lost about 8.57% of its capitalization. In January the
bears broke the $3,700 support level as price continued its fall to the $3,400
price level.
The broken support level of
$3,700 is now a resistance level for the BTC price. On February 8, the
cryptocurrency came out of the bearish trend zone as the bulls broke the 12-day
EMA and the 26-day EMA. The crypto’s price reached a high of $3,800 but closed
at a price of $3,724.
The crypto is facing
resistance at the $3,700 and $3,800 price levels. Currently, the BTC price is
retracing from the recent high and has fallen to the support of the EMAs. If
the price is sustained above the EMAs, the crypto is likely to resume its
bullish trend. Meanwhile, the MACD line and the signal line are below the zero
line which indicates a sell signal. The crypto’s price is above the 12-day EMA
and the 26-day EMA which indicates that price is likely to rise.
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