Bitcoin Price Falls
Bitcoin Price Struggles to Rebound at $6,350 After Big Fall, Corrective Rally Unlikely
Subsequent to a 5 percent drop in a 24-hour span, the bitcoin price has struggled to rebound from the $6,350 mark, despite optimistic momentum indicators.
Bearish Trend
While bitcoin has broken Relative Strength Index (RSI) trendlines and has demonstrated a neutral zone at 44.3 RSI, the overly strong downtrend of the dominant cryptocurrency led its value to drop continuously.
If bitcoin had rebounded to the $6,600 mark in the past 12 hours, a corrective rally could have occured, delaying or even preventing another drop in the short-term to the lower end of $6,300. However, after briefly recovering to $6,413, the price of bitcoin fell again to the mid-$6,300 region, reducing the probability of a bear trend reversal and corrective rally in the upcoming days.
On July 10, CCN reported that the crypto market lost $22 billion of its combined valuation as bitcoin dropped to $6,400. Normally, a corrective rally resulted by the weakening momentum of bears occurs, even if the volume falls below average.
However, throughout the past 24 hours, the crypto market has not been able to show any momentum that could enable a corrective rally in the next 24 to 48 hours. Based on the movement of the crypto market throughout the past three days, a move for bitcoin to below the $6,000 mark is more likely than a trend reversal.
Ether, the native cryptocurrency of the Ethereum network, had a particularly large drop on July 10, losing more than 10 percent of its value against the US dollar. Most digital assets, both major and minor cryptocurrencies, tend to follow the trend of bitcoin. But, the drop of ether could have been worsened by the MyEtherWallet (MEW) and Bancor scandal.

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