Hello, welcome to this BITCOIN update by CRYPTO SANDERS.
CHART ANALYSIS:- Current Market Status
At the halfway point of May, bitcoin has fallen to a two-month low, as market sentiment shifted bearish, following April’s strong gains.
With several key data points all being released in a short window, it was somewhat expected that price uncertainty would be present.
The Fed increased interest rates by 25 basis points, days after non-farm payrolls rose to 253,000, versus expectations of 180,000.
Since then, inflation fell to 4.9% in April, with many still uncertain as to what the Federal Reserve will do during June’s meeting.
May Outlook
Bitcoin (BTC) fell to a low of 25,810 last Friday, which came after a breakout occurred at a key price floor of 26,500.
This move saw the world’s largest cryptocurrency plunge to its weakest point since March 17, when the price was below $25,000.
Since then, BTC has somewhat rebounded, climbing to a peak of 27,527.51 earlier in today’s session.
From the chart, one of the catalysts for this move was the 14-day relative strength index (RSI), which rose above a ceiling of 42.00.
The index is now tracking at 44.66, with Bitcoin reentering its own support point at 27,500, with bulls seemingly targeting 28,000 in the near term.
A big test will be what happens when the RSI reaches a ceiling at 48.00, should it move beyond this, not only will BTC be above 28,000, but, there is a good chance that it could hit 30,000 before the month’s end.
I have tried to bring the best possible outcome to this chart.
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CHART ANALYSIS:- Current Market Status
At the halfway point of May, bitcoin has fallen to a two-month low, as market sentiment shifted bearish, following April’s strong gains.
With several key data points all being released in a short window, it was somewhat expected that price uncertainty would be present.
The Fed increased interest rates by 25 basis points, days after non-farm payrolls rose to 253,000, versus expectations of 180,000.
Since then, inflation fell to 4.9% in April, with many still uncertain as to what the Federal Reserve will do during June’s meeting.
May Outlook
Bitcoin (BTC) fell to a low of 25,810 last Friday, which came after a breakout occurred at a key price floor of 26,500.
This move saw the world’s largest cryptocurrency plunge to its weakest point since March 17, when the price was below $25,000.
Since then, BTC has somewhat rebounded, climbing to a peak of 27,527.51 earlier in today’s session.
From the chart, one of the catalysts for this move was the 14-day relative strength index (RSI), which rose above a ceiling of 42.00.
The index is now tracking at 44.66, with Bitcoin reentering its own support point at 27,500, with bulls seemingly targeting 28,000 in the near term.
A big test will be what happens when the RSI reaches a ceiling at 48.00, should it move beyond this, not only will BTC be above 28,000, but, there is a good chance that it could hit 30,000 before the month’s end.
I have tried to bring the best possible outcome to this chart.
Hit the like button if you like it and share your charts in the comments section.
Thank you
