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Crypto Analysis:::2021-10-13T13:00:08

Technical analysis for Bitcoin

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Technical analysis for Bitcoin

During the previous week, there has been a slowdown while testing the important level of 55,000. So, with the beginning of the new week, the bulls tried to break through the attraction of the level and continue the rise. The next pivot point could be the resistance level of 60,000. However, the bullish mood immediately changed into a bearish correction, as a result, Bitcoin returned to the previous consolidation zone in the attraction and influence area of the 55,000 level. In case of strengthening of corrective opportunities, we can expect a decline to the support levels of 53125 - 52873 (daily short-term trend + historical level). The next strong support zone is in the area of 47938 - 48631 (weekly levels + daily Kijun). The level of 50780 (daily Fibo Kijun) can provide intermediate support on this path.

Technical analysis for Bitcoin

The correction in the higher time frames led to the breakdown of the key levels in the smaller time frames, which are joining forces at 55579-32 (central pivot level + weekly long-term trend) today. The resumption of the decline will lead Bitcoin to support the classic pivot levels 53462 - 51669 - 49592. On the contrary, the return of the bulls to the key levels (55579-32) can return bullish sentiment and advantages. In this case, the intraday pivot points will be the resistances of the classic pivot levels (57332 - 59409 - 61202).

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Ichimoku Kinko Hyo (9.26.52) and Kijun-sen levels in the higher time frames, as well as classic Pivot Points and Moving Average (120) on the H1 chart, are used in the technical analysis of this cryptocurrency.

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