Bitcoin is testing a key level once again after the cryptocurrency fell below $60,000 this week for the first time since May 3. As of Tuesday afternoon, it was trading above $61,000, roughly 17% below its March record of $73,797.68, according to Coin Metrics. Chart analysts see no buy signals, however, and say it could take another leg down, which would be more “damaging” at current levels. “Moderation since March continues and trading can be considered under pressure below $66,000 resistance,” the cryptocurrency’s 50-day moving average, said Oppenheimer analyst Ari Wald. “There’s key support at $57,500, the 200-day average, down to $56,500, the May low — and a downside breach would be damaging.” Bitcoin has been largely stuck in a narrow range between $60,000 and $70,000 since the middle of March, when it reached its all-time high. It is currently suffering from a lack of near-term catalysts, low demand for bitcoin…
What’s next for bitcoin after it returned to $60,000 this week
Date:
More like thisRelated
Tampa RV giant Lazydays to delist from Nasdaq
Tampa-based Lazydays Holdings Inc., one of Florida’s most recognized...
Granite Geek: New Hampshire might get access to ‘balcony solar’
I had solar panels put on my roof six...
TSX Today: What to Watch for in Stocks on Monday, November 10
Despite firm gold and silver prices, Canadian stocks...
While BNB and DOT Struggle Under Market Pressure, BlockDAG’s Presale Soars Past $435M!
As market-wide fear grips the sector, the Binance Coin...