- Bitcoin set a new low of $15,708 earlier today but has since bounced back to reclaim the $17,500 mark.
- Bitcoin rebounded after falling to lows of $15,708 earlier today, reaching a high of 17,507.86 today.
- BTC develop fresh volatility after the stablecoin Tether USDT tickers down $1.00, unpegged from the U.S. dollar.
Bitcoin price movement in the last 24 hours has been massive, with a low of $15,682.69 and a high of $17,747.49. Cryptocurrency markets have been experiencing strong bearish movements in the last 3 days after the latest development in the crypto market after Binance backed out of a deal to buy embattled competitor FTX.
Bitcoin saw a massive buying action in the last few hours, attaining a 1.22% gain in the last 1 hour hours, as altcoins like Ethereum and Dogecoin also recovered from recent lows, up 6.16% and 2.22%, respectively.
BTC/USD price movement,source:TradingView
Bitcoin is bearish in the short term, but the price movement in the last 4 hours has marked a significant recovery for the leading cryptocurrency. The support levels are set at $16,600, $16,400, and $15,850 while the resistance levels are at $18,000, $18,200, and $18,500.
As market conditions continue to develop, it remains to be seen whether or not this recovery will lead to a potential new bull run for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Moreover, another market catalyst is the stablecoin Tether USDT has tickers down $1.00, unpegged from the U.S. dollar. The movement has affected the prices of many altcoins, with some seeing double-digit losses.
Th Fibb retracement levels also show that BTCUSD is currently in the 50% retracement level after a strong bearish movement, indicating that the market may still be indecisive on where the price will go next. Bitcoin is currently down by 1.48% after breaching key resistance levels at $17,000 and $7,500.
BTC/USD daily chart,source:TradingView
However, with the recent price movements, investors may be optimistic about a potential bull run shortly. As always, it is important to keep an eye on market developments and exercise caution when making trading decisions.
Experts are divided on whether this volatility signals a potential bull run or continued bearishness for BTC. Some analysts believe that Bitcoin is primed for another bull run, while others caution against getting too optimistic in light of ongoing market uncertainty.
For instance, Michaël van de Poppe, founder, and CEO of trading firm Eight was another of many voices calling on market participants not to overreact to the ongoing volatility.
Overall, the technical indicators are pointing to bearish market sentiment in the short term, with the RSI and the MACD both showing bearish signals. However, given the recent recovery in price, it is possible that these bearish indicators could turn bullish in the coming days.
Only time will tell if this is a temporary market dip or a prolonged bearish period for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The Bollinger bands are widely approaching, indicating high volatility in the market. The market might witness some unexpected price fluctuations in the near future, so it is important to watch the key support and resistance levels closely.
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