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    The cryptocurrency market is having a poor start to the week but could recover and rally higher over the next few days.

    The cryptocurrency market is currently trading in the red zone, starting this week in a poor fashion. 

    The total market cap still stands above $1.1 trillion despite the broader cryptocurrency market losing more than 2% of its value.

    Bitcoin is struggling to defend its position above the $24k support level after losing more than 3% in the last 24 hours. Despite the poor performance, BTC could surge past the $25k resistance level over the next few days.

    Bitcoin remains the world’s leading cryptocurrency and has maintained its price above the $20k psychological level in recent weeks. BTC has suffered to move past the $25k resistance level but could attempt to do so over the next few days.

    Moving past the $25k resistance level could allow BTC to target the $30k psychological level in the near term.

    Key levels to watch

    The BTC/USD 4-hour chart remains bullish despite Bitcoin underperforming over the last 24 hours. The technical indicators show that BTC could bounce back from its ongoing slump.

    Bitcoin could top the $25k resistance level in the coming days

    The MACD line remains above the neutral zone, indicating bullish momentum for Bitcoin. The 14-day relative strength index of 48 shows that Bitcoin is still not in the oversold region despite its poor performance.

    At press time, BTC is trading at $24,060 per coin. If the bearish trend continues, BTC could drop below the $23,539 support level over the next few hours or days. However, BTC should maintain its position above the $22,900 support level in the near term.

    The bulls might regain control of the market and push BTC past the $24,879 resistance level before the end of the day. BTC could comfortably stay above the $25k psychological level in the short term as the general outlook of the market remains bullish.

    The post Bitcoin could top the $25k resistance level in the coming days appeared first on CoinJournal.

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