Bitcoin (BTC) Price Surges Back Above $70K. Is This Another Bull Trap?
Alex Dovbnya
The price of the largest cryptocurrency recently managed to surge above the $70,000 level. Will it be able to gain a foothold above this level?
Bitcoin (BTC), the top cryptocurrency by market cap, managed to reclaim the much-coveted $70,000 level earlier today, peaking at $70,230.
It is up 2.4% over the last 24 hours, currently trading just below the aforementioned level.
However, it is worth mentioning that $70,000 is a formidable resistance level that bulls have repeatedly failed to crack. At press time, the top cryptocurrency is changing hands at $69,704 after giving up some gains.
A bear trap?
As noted by popular cryptocurrency trader Ali, the TD Sequential, a powerful technical indicator, is currently showing a sell signal on the four-hour chart. The analyst has predicted “a one to four candlesticks correction” for the largest cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin’s failure to gain a foothold above the $70,000 level on Apr. 1 recently led to a sharp correction to the $65,000 level. However, Bitcoin managed to recover from this drop relatively quickly.
Extreme greed
According to the Fear & Greed Index, which measures Bitcoin sentiment on a daily basis, the largest cryptocurrency has once again succumbed to “extreme greed.” This implies that the market is showing signs of froth following a short-lasting correction.
The bulls’ latest attempt to crush the $70,000 resistance level comes ahead of the much-anticipated halving event. The event is just 11 days away, and many expect the market to become even more torrid due to growing mainstream media coverage.
