Technical analysis on Bitcoin for October 30th, 2023.
Blue lines- Fibonacci retracement levels Red line- support trend line Yellow lines- expected path green rectangles- overbought spikes in the RSI Bitcoin is trading around $34,680 just below the 38% Fibonacci retracement of the entire decline from its all time highs. Bitcoin has started making higher highs and higher lows over the last nine months. The RSI is approaching similar overbought levels to the bullish wave that occurred back in January. A pull back followed that provided us with a lower high and another leg higher followed to new higher highs. If the pattern repeats itself, Bitcoin could make a pull back towards $30,000-$31,000 and the red support trend line. A new higher low should form there around these levels and a new wave to the upside should follow. Concluding it is important for bulls to defend the red upward sloping trend line. As long as we trade above it, bulls have the upper hand. In the near term a pull back is justified as the RSI has reached deep inside the overbought area. #BTC🔥🔥 #BitcoinShowdown #COVID19 #CryptoBears
PEPE Outpaces SHIB, DOGE as 6.9T PEPE Burn Tests Dominance PEPE sprints ahead of SHIB and DOGE.
Top memecoins catch the BlackRock BTC ETF-infused rally. PEPE developers burn $6,000,000 PEPE on Ethereum PoS. Memecoin frenzy escalates with SHIB, DOGE, and FLOKI soaring. The groundbreaking news of BlackRock’s ETF getting a unique identification number for NASDAQ listing has sparked a tremendous bull run for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency assets. Pepe (PEPE), an otherwise fading frog-themed memecoin, which dropped out of the TOP 100 by global market capitalization in recent months, stormed back with 32.6% gains in the last 24 hours. As Bitcoin topped the yearly high of $35,000 at 5 AM on Tuesday, all popular memecoins tagged along with the bullish wave. DogeCoin (DOGE) exhibited a dual bullish divergence on the daily charts: reaching $0.069, facing market correction to $0.065, and then hopping back on the bullish trend.
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