Is Now the Opportune Moment to 'Buy the Dip' in Bitcoin?
December 12, 2023 ・0 comments ・Topic: #Bitcoin #BTC #cryptocurrency
The Bitcoin price dip could be an opportunity for investors to buy at a lower cost. Let's delve into research and analysis with CRYPTO.360 News in this article.
After a sustained period of sharp increases since October, Bitcoin finally experienced a correction this week. Bitcoin dropped to a low of $40,200 yesterday before recovering to around $42,000 at the current moment. According to WhaleWire, Bitcoin wiped out the entire week's profits in just 6.4 minutes.
A concerning aspect is the surge in Bitcoin trading volume while the price is decreasing, indicating a widespread bearish sentiment. Bitcoin's liquidation level increased as the price touched $44,000. During this time, investors began selling, leading to the price decline. The downtrend also affected the social metrics of Bitcoin, with both social volume and sentiment decreasing, signifying a prevailing negative sentiment across the entire market.
Should investors consider buying during the dip? While Bitcoin's price is on the decline, it may present an opportunity for investors to accumulate more Bitcoin. Santiment notes, "The crypto market just experienced its fastest dip in four months, causing concerns among traders. The Buy The Dip mentality, buying when prices drop, has emerged. This indicates enthusiasm and a bit of FOMO at these lower price levels."
Bitcoin's MACD indicator signals the potential for a crossover, possibly indicating a short-term bearish trend. Bollinger Band signals show that Bitcoin is also in a high volatility range. On the contrary, its Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) continues to increase, indicating positive momentum on the charts.
John Bollinger, the creator of the Bollinger Bands indicator, argued, "Bitcoin has expanded excessively, hence a correction is necessary." The accompanying chart illustrates the strength of the recent uptrend as Bitcoin prices recover.
Last week, Bollinger warned about increasingly constrained conditions, which could serve as an early indication of a local peak. Ultimately, decisions regarding the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike this week and statements from Jerome Powell often favor certain volatility. The release of macroeconomic data for the United States begins on December 12, with the Fed's interest rate decision and comments from Chairman Jerome Powell scheduled for the following day.
This article does not contain investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and trading move involves risk, and readers should conduct their own research when making a decision.
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