On February 28th, BTC increased significantly, creating the largest bullish candle (15%) in the past year. Looking at the price movement, one can see the positive market reaction, which pushed BTC to the 21-day EMA line, then to the 55-day EMA, and barely broke through the 100-day EMA before being rejected and forming resistance.
After hitting resistance at 44,000 US dollars on Thursday (March 3, 2022), we can see a reversal of the next two candles until BTC is below the 21-day EMA, and the price is back between 34,000-40,000 USD.
On the weekly chart, BTC broke through the 55 and 21 weeks EMAs, before finally settling in the area of the 55 and 100 weeks EMAs. It also represents a sideways market state, with most market participants not ready to sustain longer and sustainable accumulations in the short term.
Looking at bitcoin’s dominance in the chart below, it can be seen that BTC has finally broken through resistance and held support at the 21-week EMA for 3 weeks in a row. It is seen that the beta for altcoins is higher (compared to BTC). This means that holding BTC will be a safer choice than altcoins when the market is moving sideways.
block💡 What is beta? Beta is a measure of the volatility of the portfolio compared to the market as a whole. A beta close to 1 indicates that the volatility of the crypto asset is at an average level, and its movements are mostly in line with the market. A beta greater than 1 indicates that the asset’s volatility is above average.
One of the most talked-about mid-term price action TA analysis for bitcoin currently is the descending triangle continuation pattern on the daily chart. Notice that in the chart below, the descending triangle pattern has been found and if validated, it could be a continuation of the already downward pattern or in the event of a failure, expect a powerful reversal pattern.
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