BTC’s Price Will Make a Massive Move Soon According to Analyst

The crypto analyst, MMCrypto (@MMCrypto), tweeted a chart of Wyckoff events and phases yesterday and hinted that there is a massive move coming for the market leader, Bitcoin (BTC).

Currently, CoinMarketCap shows that BTC’s price experienced a 0.75% drop in price over the last 24 hours. This has pushed BTC’s weekly price performance further into the red – bringing the weekly loss to -1.89%. The crypto’s recent price movement has brought BTC’s price down to $27,913.40 at press time.

BTC’s price is also currently trading closer to its 24-hour low at $27,886.88. Meanwhile, its daily low stands at $28,132.48.

Daily chart for BTC/USDT (Source: TradingView)

BTC’s price is still trading within the consolidation channel between $26,548.32 and $28,791.82 at press time. The crypto’s price has consolidated within the middle level of this range, where it is also currently trading. This is also the same level as the 9-day EMA line, which is offering BTC’s price some support.

There is, however, some sell pressure present on BTC’s chart as bears attempt to push the crypto’s price below the 9-day EMA line before the end of today’s trading session.

The daily RSI is an indicator that traders and investors need to keep an eye on in the next 24-48 hours, as the daily RSI line is currently trading below the daily RSI SMA line. This suggests that BTC’s price may fall in the next 2 days.

On the other hand, BTC”s current price consolidation could be an early sign of a breakout in the coming weeks. If BTC’s price is able to maintain a position above the 9-day EMA line for the next week, it will be perfectly positioned to enter into a breakout in the coming few weeks.

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