Can Bitcoin repeat a 2017-like rally as dollar correlation reverses?
The Dollar Index disconnect from Bitcoin does not necessarily mean that BTC price is about to experience a big rally, historic data suggests.
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The Dollar Index disconnect from Bitcoin does not necessarily mean that BTC price is about to experience a big rally, historic data suggests.
Traders are still tiptoeing around markets as multiple risk events remain at the forefront, but BTC margin and futures markets are starting to favor a bullish breakout.
BTC price falls below the 55-day support level at $27,000, but futures market resilience sparks hope for a recovery toward $28,000.
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BTC margin markets and futures’ long-to-short indicator show professional traders unwilling to bet on Bitcoin's price dropping.
Research from Bloomberg Intelligence argues that liquidity conditions still do not favor a continuation of the Bitcoin rally.
It's decision time for BTC price action in a range which could also see a trip to $28,000, popular trader Skew believes.
It's all about a golden cross, a death cross and the Federal Reserve when it comes to Bitcoin price action in the first half of the week.
Bitcoin price has flashed a few bullish signals, but traders are not too keen on adding leverage longs until after the Federal Reserve shows its cards on Feb. 1.
Leveraged long margin traders are playing with a hot potato, and with BTC struggling at $17,000, they might get burned sooner than later.