Bitcoin (BTC) took a dive and hit a recent low of $87,800 after dropping to the level of a CME futures gap that was created at the beginning of January, which had not been filled until now.
The move wiped out over $10,000 of the gains made against month-to-date highs, thus turning market sentiment cautious about the strength of the market.
The gap fill has stirred a variety of responses among traders. Some, for instance, the trader CW, are looking forward to a quick rebound because they believe a stable rally is necessary.
On the other side, there are traders like Jelle who are turning more bearish, and the daily chart trendline is serving as a guide, for them, to the next support level. Jelle concluded, “Higher high immediately followed by a lower low, “. “Your CME gap has been filled, and price is once more retesting the trendline, but I think we all agree that this is no longer looking strong.”
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The crypto market is still being influenced by macro factors such as rates, geopolitics, and cross, market volatility. QCP Capital observed that Bitcoin is behaving like a high-beta risk asset, which means it is very sensitive to these factors.
In the meantime, gold has reached an all, time high of $4, 888 an ounce, thereby surpassing Bitcoin in terms of performance. Bitcoin’s price action is currently signalling a cautious stance. Based on the filled CME gap and retest of the trendline, there could be a potential for the price to go down.
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