Cryptocurrencies price prediction: Bitcoin, Ripple & Ethereum – European Wrap – 4 November
|Bitcoin Price Analysis: BTC/USD bears stop short of critical $7,000
Bitcoin hit the intraday bottom at $7,082 ahead of the European opening. At the time of writing, the first digital coin is changing hands at $7,178, mostly unchanged in recent 24 hours and down 1.7% since the beginning of Wednesday.
Ripple price prediction XRP/USD desperately needs to recover above $0.22 – Confluence Detector
Ripple’s XRP bottomed at $0.2103 during early Asian hours and recovered to $0.2147 by the time of writing. The third-largest digital coin has lost 2.5% since the beginning of Wednesday and stayed mostly unchanged on a day-to-day basis.
Ripple’s XRP confluence levels
Looking technically, XRP is vulnerable to further losses as long as it stays below $0.2200. If the bulls manage to engineer a sustainable recovery above this handle, the short-term technical picture will improve slightly, while the coin will get a chance for an upside move towards $0.2250. Currently, there are several important levels clustered both above and below the price. Let’s have a closer look at them.
Ethereum Price Analysis: ETH/USD crawls back above $145.00. Is it a dead cat bounce?
ETH/USD is trading `at $146.50, off the intraday low at $143.51. Despite the recovery, the ETH is moving with the short-term downside bias. The second-largest digital asset, with the current market value of $15.9 billion, has stayed unchanged on a day-to-day basis and lost 1% since the beginning of Wednesday.
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