The first time we saw a bear beating the hell out of somebody was in the Revenant. Then, it happened in February when bears attack knocked Bitcoin down from the $19,000-highs to the early $6,000-lows. A few months later, in June, Bitcoin revisited its previous yearly low and eventually broke it to establish a new one near 5756-fiat. And now, at the time of this writing, the digital currency is once again close testing them both thanks to an extended bearish run since bimonthly peak near $8,512.
Bitcoin this week has dropped 16 percent against the US Dollar already. That is more than $1,000 in a week The bear dominance got catalyzed only after the SEC delayed its announcement for a possible Bitcoin ETF. As a result, the BTC/USD has broken one key support level after another, eventually dropping to early 6000s and now eyeing 5756-fiat should the bearish bias remain. Let's have a look at our technical analysis to get a clear picture.
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Despite being intraday traders most of the day, we had drawn a bear trajectory to confirm breakout levels for long-term holders. We are still noticing bulls leaving their long positions near the resistance of this trajectory formation. A breakout above this level could bring some medium-term upside targets in sight. So, we'll recommend a watch out for this break At the same time, we are now in a range that influenced an extended buying sentiment in July 2018, eventually topping BTC/USD towards the early $8,000s. An upside correction, followed by a breakout above 6500-fiat could confirm this trend purely on historical sentiment
But the reality is today, and we are in no better market than the last time. We are still forming bearish pennants, with absolutely no major upside corrections. And now, coming closer to the psychological support of 6000-fiat, are also inviting an extended downside momentum towards 5756-fiat
The BTC/USD is way below its 100H and 200H moving averages, while the RSI and Stochastic indicators are both inside an oversold region, awaiting