Bitcoin [BTC] drops from $10,00 by 4.39% as the price fails to break above $10,000, yet again. On the hourly, the chart show considerable uncertainty at the top, possibly due to large sell orders.
Co-incidentally, the price dip occurred in the subsequent hours after market open at CME. The opening price at Bitcoin futures contract was $225 dollars higher than closing price on Friday. Nevertheless, the bullish gap gets filled almost instantly at the weekly opening with a drop.
Traders’ Views on 24-Hour Exchanges
A drop of nearly $450 dollars forms a bart simpsons pattern on spot exchanges. It dropped below the support from 50-period moving average on the 4-hour at $9822.
Leading derivatives and crypto trader, Cantering Clark reported heavy selling on order books a few hours before the price dropped. He tweeted,
Starting to see sellers come in. Look for what price “should be doing” that it isn’t doing right around now. i.e.Heavier selling coming in yet price remaining afloat. Need to trap some before we move, if up is the case. I am not sure. $BTC
Clark tweeted on the price action,
After rejection again there are 2 small bounces that fail at the equal highs within the range. After second failure buyers are toast, done stepping in at the low. Good opportunity to side with aggressive O.F. $BTC
