Bitcoin traders' BTC price dip targets now include $30.9K bottom
Bitcoin (BTC) circled $36,000 after the Nov. 16 Wall Street open as analysis hoped for a deeper BTC price comedown.
Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView followed a retracement from intraday highs of $36,600.
Having failed to establish a breakout beyond 18-month highs during the week, Bitcoin was uninspiring for market participants, some of whom hoped to see a fresh correction to retest lower levels.
“Would be happy to see this latest rally complete the round trip back to $35k. Would be even happier to see a retest of $33k,” monitoring resource Material Indicators wrote in part of the day’s X commentary.
A snapshot of BTC/USDT order book liquidity showed support building at $35,000.
Continuing, Material Indicators co-founder Keith Alan added that Bitcoin’s rising 21-day simple moving average (SMA) had been functioning as support in recent days.
“BTC continues to fight for the range above $36.5k,” he commented.
Popular trader Daan Crypto Trades likewise flagged $35,700 and $38,000 as the main downside and upside levels to watch, respectively.
My view on #Bitcoin. Can't make it easier than this range.
Pretty clear which levels are most important here being the ~$35.7K low and ~$38K high.
Anything in between will be choppy.
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Fellow trader Gaah, a contributor to on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant, meanwhile warned that a steeper correction could take the market closer to $30,000.
“As expected $37k offers strong Resistance for Bitcoin price!” he told X subscribers alongside his latest analysis.
Striking a more optimistic tone, popular trader and analyst Credible Crypto, known for his bullish market takes in the current environment, saw
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