BTC’s Price Spiked to Major Resistance Level in Last 24 Hours

The crypto market leader, Bitcoin (BTC), is one of the cryptos in the green for today. Data from CoinMarketCap indicates that the crypto king is currently worth about $23,687.99 after a 2.03% increase in price over the last 24 hours. The crypto was also able to reach a high of $23.919.89 and a low of $23,177.13 over the same time period.

BTC’s weekly performance is also looking rather well as the crypto is up by more than 4% over the last seven days. The crypto king did, however, weaken against its biggest competitor, Ethereum (ETH), by about 0.24% over the last day.

Also in the green zone is BTC’s 24-hour trading volume which currently stands at $25,760,424,629 after a more than 46% increase since yesterday. The market cap for BTC currently stands at $456,321,619,211.

Bitcoin / Tether US 1D (Source: CoinMarketCap)

The daily chart for BTC is looking bullish as the 9-day EMA line finds itself positioned above the 20-day EMA line. This medium-term bullish cycle has seen BTC’s price rise to the current resistance level at around $23,900.

The daily RSI indicator hints that the market leader’s price may overcome this resistance level as the daily RSI line is looking to cross bullishly above the daily RSI SMA line. In addition to this, the daily RSI line is sloped positively towards the overbought territory, which is another bullish sign.

One thing that investors and traders need to take note of is the fact that the daily RSI is already in overbought territory. As a result, the market may begin selling a portion of its BTC holdings to mitigate the potential risk of BTC’s price dropping. Should this happen, then BTC’s price will most likely retrace to the 9-day EMA support level at $22,970.

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