Bitcoin price settles at $22.4K as daily RSI retraces 2023 bull run
Bitcoin (BTC) traded around $22,400 at the March 3 Wall Street open as analysts stayed divided over the odds of a recovery.
Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD trading flat after a flash crash overnight saw $1,000 shaved off in minutes.
As Cointelegraph reported, concerns over the fate of Silvergate bank exacerbated existing market cold feet to spark a margin call cascade to $22,000.
At the time of writing, only a modest comeback had taken place, while opinions diverged as to how short-term price action would play out.
"Locked in some profit here on my short at $23,200 and moved my stop loss into profit so it's risk free," a risk-off Crypto Tony told Twitter followers on the day.
Fellow trading account Daan Crypto Trades suggested that Bitcoin could see a mirror-like recovery to produce the inverse version of the classic "Bart Simpson" chart structure.
I know we're all thinking it. #Bitcoin pic.twitter.com/uNxedPrgDR
Popular trader and analyst Pentoshi meanwhile took a step back, saying he "did not know" what might lie in store for markets.
"Wanted to see a clear break of $23.8K, which we couldn't get. Then, waiting for the area at $22.3K, which is hit and filled now," Cointelegraph contributor Michaël van de Poppe, founder and CEO of trading firm Eight, added in part of his latest update on Bitcoin.
Further analysis offered some more hopeful perspectives on the long term.
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The overnight downturn completely reset Bitcoin's relative strength index (RSI) on daily timeframes, its score now matching its position from the start of 2023.
Popular commentator Moustache, who uploaded a chart fractal, which compared current behavior
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