Bitcoin traders hope $27K holds as BTC price ignores volatile US dollar
Bitcoin (BTC) stayed glued to $27,500 at the Oct. 4 Wall Street open as attention continued to focus on rampant United States yields.
Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed a calm day for BTC price action while U.S. dollar volatility ruled.
After its own spate of hectic trading to start the week, Bitcoin was once more seeking direction, with market observers marking out key price points.
Popular trader Skew flagged market takers selling toward $27,600, lending “importance to this price level reclaim.”
“Get that reclaim & decent pop will come,” he predicted in part of an analysis on X (formerly Twitter) on Oct. 4.
$BTC
takers selling into $27.6K
adds importance to this price level reclaim
Get that reclaim & decent pop will come
note coinbase CVD (actual buyer led price into $27.6K) pic.twitter.com/Jr6MDb7ru1
Fellow trader Crypto Tony additionally highlighted $27,000 as the line in the sand to the downside.
$BTC / $USD - Update
Holding that $27,000 low, so i remain long for the time being and would be shorting if we lose this low here, or pump up and reject hard as suggested on chart below pic.twitter.com/bSDjWWaJEU
Updating his own trading strategy, meanwhile, trader Mark Cullen likewise emphasized $27,000 holding as support.
“Bitcoin getting a reaction from its first attempt into my zone & a tap of the break out trendline,” he stated in accompanying commentary.
As Cullen and others explained, the mood on legacy markets was decidedly less stable than Bitcoin on Oct. 4.
Related: Bitcoin analysts still predict a BTC price crash to $20K
This came thanks to U.S. 30-year bond yields surging to 16-year highs — something which got commentators wary of a potential meltdown to come.
Skew suggested that this angst over
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