Bitcoin’s Future: Key Indicator Revealed by Crypto Expert
In a recent video, crypto expert Benjamin Cowen discusses a key indicator that could influence Bitcoin’s (BTC) future price movements.
Cowen highlights the relative strength index (RSI) as a pivotal factor. This momentum gauge helps assess whether an asset is oversold or overbought.
According to Cowen, Bitcoin’s price peaks consistently align with the RSI encountering a downward resistance trend on two-week candles, a pattern seen as discomforting.
Analyzing historical data, Cowen points out instances where Bitcoin’s RSI hit this upper trend line, coinciding with significant tops in 2011, 2013, 2017, and 2021. Despite past trends, Cowen suggests investors adhere to risk metrics given the uncertain sentiment surrounding current RSI readings.
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Cathie Wood Discusses Bitcoin’s Current Bull Cycle and ETF ProspectsSwitching to the monthly chart, Cowen explores the scenario where Bitcoin may mimic the 2019 pattern, failing to breach the 66 level initially before potentially reaching the downward resistance level.
He speculates whether Bitcoin could experience a prolonged period akin to 2019, where the monthly RSI declined over nine months following a peak in June, possibly extending into December 2024.
Cowen’s analysis underscores the importance of monitoring these indicators closely for potential insights into Bitcoin’s future trajectory.
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