A prominent analyst says Bitcoin (BTC) has maintained its bullish momentum despite the recent price drop.
The strategist, nicknamed Rekt Capital, told his 292,000 Twitter followers that bulls’ inability to sustain BTC above $43,000 has enabled the leading cryptocurrency to retest its support line within the weekly timeframe.
“The last time BTC closed below $43,100 weekly, the price retested the $38,000 region. For now, BTC could position itself for a similar price action.”
BTC/USDT weekly chart | Source: Rekt Capital/Twitter
Bitcoin is changing hands at $39,260 at press time, down 13% from its seven-day high of $44,790.
The analyst says that Bitcoin is currently trading in a symmetrical triangle, which will eventually lead to severe volatility as the price hits the tightest point of the pattern.
“If BTC closes below weekly [$ 40.700]then we can see the consolidation continue to the top [tam giác]. In this case, this would lead to price compression ahead of the big swings.”
BTC/USDT weekly chart | Source: Rekt Capital/Twitter
Rekt Capital also says Bitcoin could continue to rise as long as it stays above a key zone.
“BTC could fall as low as $38,000 while maintaining a bullish outlook going forward.”
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