Understanding Volatility in the Crypto Market
Bitcoin’s 30-day annualized volatility recently dropped to 61%, a stark contrast to the exhilarating height of over 150% in 2017. This significant change has sparked speculation among analysts. The President of Blue Line Futures suggests this could indicate that sellers are running out of steam, hinting we might be at the bottom of the market. Let’s not break out the champagne just yet, but it’s a glimmer of hope amidst the chaos!
Impact of Exchange Hacks on Pricing
Earlier this month, the hacking incident at the South Korean exchange Coinrail sent shockwaves through the cryptocurrency community, leading to immediate panic selling. Not to mention the more recent breach at Bithumb, which resulted in a staggering $30 million loss of digital currencies. However, the curious case of these incidents is they’ve surprisingly shown limited long-term damage. Could it be that traders are growing weary of the drama?
Bitcoin’s Road Ahead: Key Resistance Levels
Bitcoin (BTC) is attempting a rebound from its recent lows, but it faces critical resistance at the downtrend line and the 20-day EMA, currently hovering around $7,011. Should prices falter here, a drop back to June’s low of $6,277.23 could be looming in the shadows. On the bright side, if the bulls can break through the $7,050 mark sustainably for four hours, traders might just find themselves celebrating in the $7,700 range and beyond.
Ethereum Shines Amidst the Gloom
Ethereum (ETH) appears to be dancing a different tune, showcasing short-term resilience by exceeding resistance of its descending channel. If it manages to close above the 20-day EMA at $545, a march towards $628.99 could be on the cards. Remember the last time Ethereum went on a good run? It was like watching a puppy chase its tail—delightful and slightly chaotic!
Ripple and Others: Waiting for Signs
As for Ripple (XRP), things are looking a bit bleak. It couldn’t breach the overhead resistance at $0.56270, and if the bears take charge, prices might be heading to the $0.24 zone. Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is negotiating with a downtrend line while Litecoin (LTC) is stuck in a tight range, both desperately searching for a breakout. Meanwhile, EOS, Cardano, and IOTA all seem to be waiting for clearer signals before traders risk their precious investments.
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