Bitcoin News
By Evie Vavasseur
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Bitcoin (BTC) surged to an impressive $89,000 recently, but the momentum was short-lived as the cryptocurrency faced a rejection at the $88K mark.
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Bitcoin’s Rejection at $88K: Key Market Signals
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After reaching a high near $89,000, Bitcoin hit a roadblock at $88,000, where a dense cluster of short liquidity was waiting to be swept.
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The next key liquidity cluster sits at $83,000, which could act as a potential price target if the bearish trend continues.
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Bearish Market Imbalances and the Potential for Price Correction
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One of the significant bearish signals is the negative bid-ask ratio at both the 2% and 5% market depths.
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However, the market isn’t entirely bleak. The True Retail Accounts (TRA) long position percentage on Binance dropped to its 90-day low of 39.
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The price chart reveals a critical resistance zone for Bitcoin between $88,000 and $91,000, where both the 200-day and 100-day moving averages intersect.
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If Bitcoin can overcome the $91,000 resistance, the next significant price targets would be between $98,000 and $100,000.
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Looking Ahead: Will Bitcoin’s Momentum Shift?
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Bitcoin’s future price action will depend largely on how traders respond to the current market conditions.
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The ongoing trading activity, particularly the response from retail investors, will play a significant role in determining whether Bitcoin continues its bearish trajectory or…
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