BTC was expected to drop below $6,000 in the last 24 hours as the bears were on the offensive following an inverted flag breakdown.
The intraday oversold conditions likely put a floor under bitcoin prices at the two-week low of $6,080, helping it chart a solid rebound to $6,283.
While it is too early to call a bullish reversal, the change of fortune has saved the day for the BTC bulls.
The probability of BTC's price charting a picture-perfect inverse head-and-shoulders bullish reversal pattern would have dropped sharply had BTC found acceptance below $6,000.
The above chart shows BTC created a falling wedge pattern over the last four days, as represented by lower highs and lower lows.
BTC will likely find acceptance above the immediate resistance $6,270 and rise towards the descending 100-hour MA, currently located at $6,404.
While the hourly chart as adopted a bullish bias, the daily chart is still biased to the bears, so the bulls are cautioned against being too ambitious.
BTC could attack the $6,400 mark, but further gains are ruled out for now as the descending 5-day MA and 10-day MA are located at $6,366 and $6,500, respectively.
Bearish scenario: A failure to produce a significant move higher despite the bullish price RSI divergence and the falling wedge breakout would shift risk in favor of a drop to a recent low of $5,755.
The downside move will likely gather pace if BTC fails to hold above $6,080 over the weekend.
Bitcoin Again Shows Green Shoots After $6K Defense
Publié le Jul 13, 2018
by Coindesk | Publié le Coinage
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