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Bitcoin Price Analysis: After the price crash where could BTC/USD find support

  • BTC/USD fell 9.18% in minutes earlier in the session on Tuesday.
  • On the chart below let's look to find some support zones.

BTC/USD 4-hour chart

Bitcoin has taken a tumble on Tuesday just as the 10K level looked to have been a thing of the past. This looks like a bank of orders have been triggered or some potential profit-taking has taken place.

Either way, this leads to traders looking for levels where the market might stop. First and foremost the price is now struggling at the 4-hour 200 period Simple Moving Average (SMA). Even looking back on the chart the 200 SMA seems to be a decent support and resistance zone on this timeframe but the volume on this move lower could be too hot to handle on this occasion. 

The next level down is the black support level at 9K. There has been 3 occasions on this chart alone where the 9K level has been used in a reactionary manner. Beyond this, there is another support zone near 7645.00 (marked in blue). This level is where a previous price drop back in March 2020 stalled. It then became a congestion point toward the end of April and could be a price magnet again.  

This is still an uptrend and a higher high wave has been made. As always the trend remains your friend so the bulls can look for support zones to re-enter but the volume does look pretty strong this time round compared to some other retracements. The volume has been circled in the indicators for you to see the move high was matched almost perfectly by the move lower in terms of participation.

Bitcoin Price Fall News

Additional levels

BTC/USD

Overview
Today last price9490.43
Today Daily Change-716.32
Today Daily Change %-7.02
Today daily open10206.75
 
Trends
Daily SMA209396.93
Daily SMA508603.19
Daily SMA1007907.37
Daily SMA2008071.02
 
Levels
Previous Daily High10404.88
Previous Daily Low9416.94
Previous Weekly High9614.06
Previous Weekly Low8637.26
Previous Monthly High10074.48
Previous Monthly Low8105.58
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%10027.48
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%9794.33
Daily Pivot Point S19614.17
Daily Pivot Point S29021.59
Daily Pivot Point S38626.23
Daily Pivot Point R110602.1
Daily Pivot Point R210997.46
Daily Pivot Point R311590.04

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Rajan Dhall, MSTA

Rajan Dhall is an experienced market analyst, who has been trading professionally since 2007 managing various funds producing exceptional returns.

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