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By CCN.com: A new analysis in Bloomberg suggests that the Bitcoin bottom is somewhere around $3,000 or $3,100. Using the GTI Global Strength Technical Indicator, the analysis says that Bitcoin is probably oversold at this point.
[The indicator] for Bitcoin is nearing oversold levels, clocking in at 35.6. That’s the lowest level since December. Bitcoin appears to be stabilizing around $3,500, with clear support at $3,000 to $3,100, the measure suggests.
The Bloomberg report also says “many regular investors remain wary of crypto market.” It suggests that a clear bottom can help reignite mainstream interest in cryptocurrency. Clear support currently exists around $3,100 or as low as $3,000.
The Bitcoin price has been stabilizing above $3,500. But this is crypto. The market could get a bear scare and drop $1,000 tomorrow. It could do the opposite and start a bull run. The latter scenario is unlikely, however, given an overall cooling in sentiments toward blockchain development and crypto adoption.
The data from the GTI GSTI suggests a short-term Bitcoin rally is on the cards. Bitcoin, analysts who use this indicator suggest, is likely to boom for a short period before beginning a settling period down to where the majority of its support is, about $4-500 beneath its current price levels.
However, the True Strength Indicator, which measures short-term price shifts in market charts, shows a heartbeat monitor over the past five days.
At the time of writing the TSI was around 27, down from a 5-day high of over 44. This is a marked improvement from the very recent 5-day low of nearly 70.
One question that is surely in the back of everyone’s mind is whether or not the likely impending short-term rally could morph into an all-out bull run.
News has a way of playing heavily into the Bitcoin trading markets. If news of a bull rally broke, people who regularly fear missing the next all-time high might seize the opportunity and further propel buying activity.
Again, this is crypto. Anything can happen.
One decidedly bullish trader says:
Zoom out, take a deep breath, close your eyes and use your pineal gland to visualize the future.
The trader known as Hakichan seems to suggest a ridiculous bull run up into the millions of dollars.
Whatever happens, long-term Bitcoin trading is still waiting on an ETF and other big news to spur interest from the mainstream. Nearly half a trillion dollars exited the market over the course of 2018, but a certain portion of that, along with other new money, is bound to re-enter when they feel conditions are right.
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