Bitcoin's (BTC) short-term price action has been dominated by a tug-of-war, triggered around the $31,000-$32,000 level, with a reversal on June 6 triggering a quick sell-off that drove the price down to $29,200.
Surprisingly, on June 7, as Bitcoin price reversed yet again, it rallied to $31,500, but given the current resistance, traders may be cautious rather than expecting a rapid surge to 35,000 Dollar.
BTC/USDT daily chart Source: TradingView
Here's what a few analysts have to say about Bitcoin's short-term outlook, and which support levels to watch going forward.
clear redistributive zone
Cryptocurrency analyst and anonymous Twitter user il Capo of Crypto, who has studied the range-bound trading currently affecting Bitcoin, posted the following chart, highlighting that Bitcoin has been stuck in a "clear range" for almost a month.
BTC/USD 4-hour chart Source: Twitter
According to the analyst,
"What's happening in this range and what's happening at the top of this range suggests that this is a clear redistributive range. Clear breakout of low range = confirmation of last leg down = 21K-23K."
continuous price changes
Cryptocurrency trader and anonymous Twitter user Phoenix suggested a slightly different outcome to the current market drop, posting the chart below, bemoaning Bitcoin’s month-long range-trading and hinting that more of the same will be seen.
BTC/USD 2-hour chart Source: Twitter
BTC at risk of falling below $20,000
Market analyst and anonymous Twitter user Rekt Capital posted the chart below, highlighting the 200-week EMA (exponential moving average) as a key indicator to watch for anyone wondering about the bottom of Bitcoin.
BTC/USD weekly chart Source: Twitter
According to Rekt Capital, Bitcoin's price history shows that while it "tends to confirm an uptrend when it breaks above the blue 50-week moving average," on the other hand, it "tends to confirm an uptrend when it reaches and breaks the black 200-week moving average." Identify the greatest financial opportunity".
The chart below, published by Rekt Capital, breaks down the recent price action of these indicators in order to get a better idea of which support levels to watch.
BTC/USD weekly chart Source: Twitter
According to Rekt Capital,
“This area confluences with BTC’s 200-week MA in orange. In fact, BTC needs a wick below the 200MA to reach the ~$20K region. Interestingly, downtrends tend to occur below the 200MA, marking new bottoms.”
Currently, the total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies is currently $1.24 trillion, with Bitcoin dominance at 46.4%.