Bitcoin Price Analysis – April 10
BTCUSD Medium-term Trend: Ranging
Resistance: $7,100, $7,000, $6,900
Support: $6,500, $6,600, $6,700
Yesterday, April 9, the price of Bitcoin was in a bullish trend. Bitcoin traded up to $7,200 before the bears took control of the market and brought price to its low at $6,786.67. Price has resumed its range bound movement because neither the bulls, nor the bears have control of price. From the weekly chart, the support at $6,500 and the resistance at $7,500 have been strong key levels for the price of Bitcoin.
These key levels have been holding since March 30, 2018. The bears have been resisted by the bulls at the support level; therefore price is expected to rise again or fluctuates. Traders can adopt a range bound strategy in a situation where price is in a range bound movement. I don’t see price breaking the support level but if it does traders should short their positions.
I expect price to rise again or fluctuates in a range bound movement. Now look at the weekly chart. If you had followed the range bound movement since March 30, 2018, you would have had the opportunity of placing two long trades and a short trade. In a range bound strategy, you take a long trade at the support level and exit near the resistance zone.
On the other hand, you take a short trade at the resistance level and exit near the support zone.
BTCUSD Short-term Trend: Ranging
From the daily chart, the BTCUSD pair is in a range bound movement. Price is oscillating between the resistance at $6,800 and the support at $6,600.
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