On Thursday 08 August 2024 the crypto market opens at 1.906 trillion and close at a market cap of 2.116 Trillion a total surge of 11.05% in the market cap. After the 11% surge on Thursday today's market took a dip of 1.78% according to Tradingview data showcasing a minor profit booking. Moreover, there was one more reason behind today's bearishness Bitcoin took a rejection from the 200-Day SMA curve.
Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced significant volatility recently, marked by a substantial sell-off followed by a notable rebound, indicating a possible trend reversal.
On Thursday 08 August 2024 BTC opened at the price of $55,132 and reached at a high of $62,729 a spike of 11.90%. However, after a robust momentum, it took a dip of 1.90% today on 09 August 2024 showcasing profit booking. Furthermore, the BTC price taking a rejection from 200 SMA showcasing bearishness.
The past month's chart shows a clear downtrend, with Bitcoin breaking below key support levels and testing the crucial $55,000 mark. The recent bounce suggests a potential shift in momentum.
At the time of writing BTC was trading at $60,412 with a 2.00% intraday drawdown. Currently, it has a market cap of 1.19 Trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of 43.87 Billion.
Bitcoin is navigating a broadening descending wedge pattern, which it has been in since early this year. BTC recently tested the lower trend line and is now attempting to reclaim the $60,000 level.
Reaching $70,000 will require sustained bullish momentum from investors. While BTC could potentially hit this target by the end of the month, resistance around the $60,000 and $65,000 levels may pose challenges. Any short-term selling pressure could further delay this recovery.
Bitcoin's recent volatility highlights both challenges and opportunities for investors. While the market has seen significant fluctuations, the potential for a trend reversal offers hope. Achieving the $70,000 mark will require sustained bullish momentum and overcoming key resistance levels. Investors should remain cautious of short-term selling pressures that could impact this recovery.