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FX.co ★ Trading Signal for Bitcoin (BTC/USD) on May 20-22, 2022: buy above $30,600 (symmetrical triangle - 21 SMA)

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Crypto Analysis:::2022-05-20T04:41:34

Trading Signal for Bitcoin (BTC/USD) on May 20-22, 2022: buy above $30,600 (symmetrical triangle - 21 SMA)

Trading Signal for Bitcoin (BTC/USD) on May 20-22, 2022: buy above $30,600 (symmetrical triangle - 21 SMA)

Bitcoin (BTC/USD) is trading above the 21 SMA located at $29,786 and inside the symmetrical triangle formed on May 8. Right now, Bitcoin is trading around the psychological level of $30,000.

A sharp break above this symmetrical triangle around $30,600 could mean the advance of Bitcoin and it could reach 3/8 Murray around $34,375 and even towards the 200 EMA at $34,790.

Conversely, if BTC breaks below the symmetrical triangle and consolidates below $29,000, we could expect further bearish pressure and the price may reach 1/8 Murray at $28,127 and even drop to 0/8 Murray at $25,000.

Since the beginning of the week, the equity market has been under strong selling pressure. As BTC is correlated with the Nasdaq-100, the token kept its upward movement limited.

In the medium term, Bitcoin is trading in a strong downtrend. In the short term, Bitcoin is trading in a range between $31,250 and $28,500. A pullback towards $34,790 or the top of the downtrend channel around $35,200 will be seen as an opportunity to sell with medium-term targets at $25,000.

The eagle indicator on the 4-hour chart has reached the extremely overbought zone. This could be a negative sign for Bitcoin. In case there is a break above $30,600, the bearish pressure is likely to intensify.

Our trading plan for the next few hours is to wait for a sharp break above $30,600 to buy with targets at $32,800 and $34,790.

Analyst InstaForex
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