Nathan_Black

The HALVING and the CHART

BITSTAMP:BTCUSD   Bitcoin
What are the expectations towards BTC now with the halving? Well, if we look in the long run, BTC has a lot of potential and the theories about it hitting U $ 50k (and beyond) are not so insane anymore. But what the chart can tell us?

Look at the weekly chart. BTC is trapped inside a descending channel for almost a year now, and last week did a candle that’s not good. We can assume it's a pullback, because the price needs a rest after such a bullish move, and that’s alright. But we need to escape that channel!

Despite last week’s candle, there are reasons to believe BTC will rise again. See the volume? Unlike the last bullish trend (purple rectangle), the last bullish move had a good amount of volume, a sign of interest in the crypto. During a lot of weeks the volume was low, and now we see a sudden raise, and just like the father of technical analysis, Charles Dow, said about a century ago: “The Volume Must Confirm the Trend”.

We should not get disappointed with that recent drop of the prices and think of it more like an opportunity to buy BTC at a lower price. I’m optimistic towards the crypto, and in my view, we haven’t seen the real potential BTC has yet.

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