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BTC CME Futures Gap | Lower Levels First ?

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CME:BTC1!   Bitcoin CME Futures
Hello Traders,

Today’s update will be on BTC CME Futures chart, Bitcoin broke out of its rising wedge over the weekend creating a gap. Gaps tend to get filled sooner than later, but will BTC hit lower levels first?

Points to consider,
- Trend testing major support
- Resistance at .786 Fibonacci
- Stochastics in lower regions
- RSI approaching support
- EMA’s crossed bearish
- Volume below average

Bitcoin is sitting on a key support which has multiple technical confluences, the .786 Fibonacci level and the inverse head and shoulders neckline. This level needs to hold as it is the last hope for the overall bullish bias. Strong resistance is found at the .786 Fibonacci level that was not broken. This resistance is just above the futures gap that will get filled at some point, leading to a possible retest of the staunched resistance.

The stochastics is in lower regions at current given time, lots of stored momentum to the upside but can stay in lower regions for an extended period of time. RSI is approaching its support which must hold, a break will confirm BTC testing lower levels of support.

The EMA’s have crossed bearish but is yet to meet price, this will pose resistance to Bitcoin if it fails to hold support. Volume is well below average, very dry, which needs to pick up. An influx of volume will determine the direction of Bitcoins next move.

Overall, in my opinion, Bulls are looking weak here as price comes to test key support. Volume has been low ever since, the buy pressure is just not there. BTC CME is more probable to test lower levels of support before filling the open gap.

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