It started with the US-Iran tensions in early January, where many analysts observed that Bitcoin acted similar to gold - like a safe haven asset, in times of turmoil. Following that, we had the Coronavirus outbreak, which further put pressure on global markets and apparently pushed investors towards alternative investments, like Bitcoin. Finally, we’ve had some momentum going because of the upcoming halving, which has traditionally resulted in a price surge as supply is cut in half and demand presumably increases. All these factors put together helped Bitcoin post gains throughout January and February 2020 so far.
The $10,000 level is a psychological barrier, breaking which requires volumes and positive market sentiment. As Bitcoin managed to create temporary supports at $9,500 and $9,800, the attempt at $10,000 became inevitable and happened today. However, indicators show that the bulls may be reaching exhaustion and require a break, which is why the price fell shortly after surpassing $10,000 and is currently seeking a floor. If Bitcoin manages to take strong support from the three possible levels, at $9,800, $9,600 and $9,500, we may see a rebound taking it back above $10,000. But if $9,500 fails to stand, then we can expect further losses, and a test of $10,000 will become less likely.
Traders and medium-term investors would do good to ladder their buys at key support levels and lighten their positions on strength.
Article Produced By
Hunain Naseer
https://cryptovest.com/news/bitcoin-btc-price-attempts-to-find-support-after-testing-10000-level/
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