Bitcoin Keeps “Vital” Data Private. $19,600 Zone
According to data provided by Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView, the BTC/USD pair on Bitstamp increased after hitting a local low of $19,740. It occurred at the same time the stock market started on October 5.
As the pair rebounded from its earlier losses, early shorts saw they’re $20 million in holdings destroyed in only one day. Bitcoin was trading at $20,250 at press time after reaching a day high of $20,447.
Michal van de Poppe, the CEO and developer of Eight, has previously indicated that the lows were an excellent spot to get in. He said that while $19.8K–$19.9K was an excellent area to look for longs, a retest of around $19.6K was also very important for Bitcoin.
Meanwhile, the well-known trader of Crypto reaffirmed his earlier prediction about the relatively future of the bitcoin industry. He believed that the BTC/USD exchange rate should continue to rise. Until a significant rejection drove prices below their previous range.
He predicted that the market would climb by an average of 3-6 percentage points.
“There is a possibility that certain shitcoins provide returns that are higher than those of the others. I’m checking for any warning signs. The resistance level will likely be maintained. There will be a substantial drop to brand-new lows.”
After slipping off its week-long highs, the U.S. dollar index (DXY) continued to display relative weakness, which bolstered optimism among risk assets.
A Decline Of 500 Points Is Forecast For The S & P 500 Index
Because Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies continue to have a high association with equities traded in the United States, their prediction was related to that correlation.
On October 5, Jurrien Timmer, the head of the global macro at asset management firm Fidelity Investments, tweeted that an S&P 500 rating of 3,300 would indicate “fair value.” The market index finished the week at 3,783, representing a rise of approximately 2.5% compared to its value on the previous Friday’s closing.
According to Timmer, “a large buy signal won’t materialize” until either the Federal Reserve does an about-face or the market falls below its fair value. He also stated the markets were “at the mercy of the Fed cycle,” which refers to the Fed raising interest rates.
The FedWatch Tool was made available by CME Group and was used to make estimates. Those projections indicated that the November rise was more likely to be on a level with the two earlier increases. Both of which were 75 basis points.
