Crypto trader Scient has provided an in-depth analysis of Bitcoin's trading levels and strategies, guiding both current holders and prospective investors.
Scient predicts that Bitcoin may enter a sell zone before stabilizing between this zone and the mid-range support for a few weeks. This setup could potentially lead to a surge towards $100,000.
$BTC, Marking out all the key levels and triggers for buying and selling #Bitcoin
This detailed analysis is for both those who bought from lower and sideliners.
— KEY LEVELS—
Sell Zone: $71470 – $73250
Range-Mid S/R: $65300 – $66500
Buy zone 1: $60800 – $59000
Buy zone 2:… pic.twitter.com/UAuX5R7iGO— Scient (@Crypto_Scient) July 22, 2024
He suggests that if Bitcoin maintains its position above this mid-range support level, the chances of reaching new all-time highs increase. Conversely, a drop below this level might present a buying opportunity at a lower price.
The analysis also highlights that Bitcoin could experience substantial selling pressure if it hits the sell zone without breaking through to new highs, making this an ideal moment for investors to either profit or consider short positions.
Additionally, if Bitcoin dips below the initial buy zone, it may approach a second buy zone, which is crucial due to its historical significance as a support level from 2019.
Despite a generally bullish stance, Scient underscores the importance of having a strategy ready for different market scenarios.
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