
The price of Bitcoin and altcoins is prone to volatile swings, with daily prices that can increase or decrease by up to 20%. Not only that, as a relatively new industry, crypto technology is developing at a rapid pace, with numerous new projects being created on a regular basis. Through Market Analysis provided by Pintu’s team of traders, you can study Bitcoin and altcoins price volatility, as well as find out the latest updates in the industry. Read the full analysis here.
Over the past week, we saw a relief rally or pause from selling pressure that pushed the price of BTC up to around $32,000, before settling below $30,000 as of June 4, 2022. As can be seen in the chart below, at one point, BTC was above the 21-day EMA (yellow line) before going back down and making the 21 EMA a resistance level.

Furthermore, if we look at the long-term conditions as in the chart below, it can be seen that BTC has strong support at US$28,000-30,000. If BTC is able to break through this price range, BTC may break down to the US$20,000 price level which was the previous support level, and then to a lower level, which is around US$12,000.

In May, Bitcoin’s monthly chart closed below the bottom of the channel, in the range of US$33,000. Notice how the US$33,000 had been a key support level the previous month in the chart below. In this price range, it was confirmed that BTC had broken through the support level, and with the relief rally, BTC was trying to rise back to that level and then made it a resistance level.

Notice how BTC was moving sideways as seen below, with US$32,000 as the first resistance level and US$35,000 as the second resistance. Chances are we won’t see a meaningful reversal until BTC breaks those two resistance levels, and returns above the 21-month EMA level (yellow line).

Let’s take a look at the monthly RSI (chart below), noting that on the previous 3 occasions, BTC price bottomed out as the RSI bottomed out at 44 on each cycle. Currently, the RSI is at 47.69. Also, notice how several times BTC touched the 55-month EMA (orange line).

Last week after we saw ETH/BTC break through the 55-week EMA support, it can be seen how ETH/BTC easily fell and broke its strong support at the 0.236 Fibonacci retracement support line. What was previously a support line has now become resistance. Expect further declines from ETH, given the very weak sentiment for ETH altogether.

Meanwhile, BTC Dominance recorded a green candle for the 4th week in a row. BTC.D has gained 13.5% over the last 4 weeks. This shows that Bitcoin represents 47% of the overall crypto market share. The increase in BTC.D can be interpreted as a flow of liquidity back into BTC from altcoins after we see a more dispersed liquidity allocation in the 2021 bull run period.
This is a healthy sign to allow for a good run for the next bull run until we see liquidity dispersion again, at which point the market dilutes as products and altcoins appear to outpace capital inflows to support the dispersion.

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