Crypto trader Scient shared a comprehensive analysis of Bitcoin’s BTC/USD key levels and triggers for buying and selling, offering insights for both current holders and potential investors.
What Happened: His analysis includes:
- A “Sell Zone” between $71,470 and $73,250
- A “Range-Mid support/resistance” from $65,300 to $66,500
- Two “Buy Zones” from $60,800 to $59,000 and $57,256 to $55,888, respectively.
- A “One-Day Buyside Fair Value Gap (FVG)” between $62,250 and $60,050 and a “1D 200EMA support” at $58,807.
The trader noted that the ideal case scenario is squeezing into the sell zone followed by consolidation between the Sell Zone and Range-mid for a few weeks before breaking higher towards $100,000.
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Why It Matters: Scient’s analysis provides a detailed roadmap for Bitcoin investors. The analysis suggests that if Bitcoin consolidates above the mid-range support/resistance level, there is a higher chance of a squeeze towards all-time high levels. However, if Bitcoin starts closing below the range-mid S/R zone, it may offer an opportunity to buy at a lower price.
Scient also point out that if Bitcoin reaches the “Sell Zone,” it is likely to face significant sell pressure without an immediate break to a new all-time high. This could be a good area for investors to make a profit or go short.
On the other hand, if Bitcoin falls below “Buy Zone 1,” it may reach “Buy Zone 2,” which Scient describes as a “must-hold area” due to its significance as the macro diagonal trend support from 2019.
While Scient leans more towards a bullish outlook considering the market strength, he emphasizes the importance of having a plan for either case and the triggers to play in these scenarios.
What’s Next: The influence of Bitcoin as an institutional asset class is expected to be thoroughly explored at Benzinga’s upcoming Future of Digital Assets event on Nov. 19.
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