Analyst: Bitcoin (BTC) Soon Retest $ 3,100 Range

Will Bitcoin Retest Its Downs?

Over the last few hours, the crypt market has finally declined after days of low volatility. From the time of writing, Bitcoin (BTC) is still at $ 3,964 – down 1.6% a day – as all-over planes have experienced similar losses. Ethereum, XRP and Litecoin are all down the same bit as Bitcoin percentage, and those in lower standing are hurting more.

While this move has not completely shocked traders, some are cautious that there is more pain to come. According to a Bloomberg report, which came after the BTC fell to the favorable level of $ 4000, the crypto rate is currently leaning overbought, according to the GTI Global Strength Indicator. Last time BTC entered overbought territory, it lost 3% over a two week period.

Although the losses were minimal last time, George McDonaugh from a London-based blockchain investment group claims that the impending fall will be relatively epic. He argues that Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies a lot are "because of another retest of lows." McDonaugh called his call to the fact that markets often attempt "depth of despair" twice, and so far, capitulation has undoubtedly only occurred once during the $ 6,000 to $ 3,200 move. And with that, he noted that Bitcoin could easily fall to that level again.

He doesn't tip his hand if the BTC will bottom or establish new downs, but a 20% break from current levels is certain.

Optimism remains in crypto markets

While Bloomberg's sources are a bit tough, Mati Greenspan from eToro has been a bit more optimistic. In a recent segment with CoinTelegraph, eToros senior market analyst explained that he sees a number of reasons why Bitcoin is more bullish than bearish.

First, Greenspan drew attention to the relatively low volatility, and pointed out that the lack of dramatic price action means that BTC can be actively used as a value trade. He adds such non-movement allows the crypto course market to retreat to find a fair assessment, as manipulation and irrational pricing are eliminated.

Secondly, he draws attention to the recent decisions of the US Federal Reserve. Although many claim that BTC is completely uncorrelated from traditional markets, Greenspan explains that through 2017 and 2018, digital resources somehow reflected stocks. And with the Fed appearing to support the markets, signaled by a comment from chairman Jerome Powell that his organization will stop quantitative tightening, the prominent crypto analyst claims that Bitcoin could see some recovery.

Finally, he looks like Bakkt, an ICE-backed crypto post, was valued at a staggering $ 740 million in the January funding round, which saw big names contributing $ 182.5 million. Greenspan sees this valuation as proof that there is still solid interest in this market, despite the downturn seen in 2018.

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