
Over the past week, Bitcoin has moved sideways within a price range of US$28,500 to 31,500. As of last week, the support level was still at around 30,000. If BTC breaks through this support level, there is a possibility for BTC to immediately drop to a price level of 24,000 US dollars. With the current macro sentiment, it’s hard to say whether BTC has reached the bottom or not.

On the 4-hour chart, which can be seen below, you can see the formation of a symmetrical triangle pattern. Although this tends to be a continuation pattern of the bearish trend, it is possible that the continuation of the downward trend will only occur in the short term. If the price manages to break above and retest the trend line, BTC may move up to the 34,000 price area. If BTC continues the bearish pattern, which is a more likely scenario, BTC may continue to fall to the 24,000 price area.
The value of the RSI 41 is important to watch out for, because historically, every time BTC crosses the value of the RSI 41 on a 4-hour timeframe, a decline is expected.

The 200-week moving average chart is always strong support during a bear market, and we can see that the 200-week moving average support line is currently at US$22,000. If it is further consolidated from the current price, expect support in the 22,000-24,000 range.

As we can see in the chart below, BTC also experienced 8 consecutive red candles for the first time in BTC history.

Note that Bitcoin Dominance has increased quite significantly over the last 2 weeks as in the chart below. Anticipate an increase in Bitcoin Dominance to the 45-47% range. If BTC can get past that number, then BTC will be a better choice compared to Ether or altcoins in these difficult times.

Meanwhile, the DXY chart as shown below still looks very bullish, especially following the Fed’s rate hike earlier this month. We can see that we are still in a bullish trend for DXY. Notice that we’ve broken out of the previous resistance line of 103.025 and now we’re holding support at that value.

Total Value Locked (TVL) for decentralized finance is still in a downward trend, and is currently at the same level as last June. TVL on DeFi is down more than 50% when compared to the number recorded at the beginning of the year. The DeFi market is very fragile at the moment, considering that during a bear trend, DeFi is one of the hardest hit sectors.

The correlation between the equities market and crypto remains very high, as shown below. The correlation matrix is showing that the crypto market is moving in tandem with the DJIA (Dow Jones Industrial Average), S&P, and Nasdaq. 30-day correlation is above 0.9.

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