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On Wednesday, all of the main cryptocurrencies saw strong gains. Last week, cryptocurrency prices plummeted, with Bitcoin falling to a nearly six-month low.
On January 26, however, Bitcoin price recovered, shocking both the market and investors. It is now trading up by 2.6% at $37K level. In tandem, other tokens are on the rise too.
The price of bitcoin managed to stay above the $35,000 mark and began to recover. BTC has moved into a short-term bullish zone after breaking above the $36,000 resistance level.
It’s currently consolidating near $37,000 and trading above the 100 hourly simple moving average.
On the upside, the $37,400 level serves as an early resistance. The first significant resistance zone is at $38,200. A break over the $38,200 resistance on the upside might signal the start of a prolonged rising trend.
The next major resistance mark is near $39,200, above which the bulls may attempt a test of $40,000.
If bitcoin does not begin a new upward trend over $38,200, it may begin a new downward trend. On the downside, $36,800 serves as immediate support.
Near the $36,000 zone and the 100 hourly SMA, the first substantial support can be seen.
Bitcoin (BTC) is due for another price drop, according to a famous crypto analyst and trader. Capo, a pseudonymous analyst, tells his Twitter followers that he believes Bitcoin will fall below $30,000 before recovering.
Capo, on the other hand, feels the bull market is officially gone if Bitcoin consolidates below $30,000.
“Consolidation means clean high timeframe close below this level, or a break + flip from support to resistance.”
According to the analyst’s chart, Bitcoin looks to be following the market structure of the S&P 500 on a two-week timeframe from 1999 to 2009. A decline below $30,000, if BTC follows the script, puts Bitcoin in a position to rally to new all-time highs.
The analyst points out that Binance futures have seen a lot of supply added, which contributes to his assumption that Bitcoin will fall below $30,000.
If Bitcoin consolidates above $41,000, he believes the sub-$30,000 prediction will be invalidated.