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Analysts split on how Bitcoin is going to move next

source-logo  chepicap.com 23 June 2019 21:06, UTC
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The Daily Hodl has recently reported that multiple analysts have weighed in on where it looks like the price of Bitcoin is going next based upon recent technical analysis. Most agree a continuation up is likely, but not everyone agrees what that looks like.

Analyst Josh Olszewicz took to twitter to point out that he feels that $11,400 is likely a key level of resistance that needs to be broken or else we may dip to $9,000:

$BTC

gets interesting if we do break 11.4

otherwise it's back to ML ~9K pic.twitter.com/ERugg6Erzs

— Josh Olszewicz (@CarpeNoctom) June 22, 2019

Others can't help but feel Bitcoin is eyeballing its all time high at $20,000:

From a birds eye view does it look like $BTC price will reach all time high again? pic.twitter.com/0QJyCwjBqW

— Luke Martin (@VentureCoinist) June 23, 2019

Another analyst, Josh Rager, feels that current consolidation should keep us moving upward, and also notes the resistance seen at $11,400:

$BTC - 4 hr chart

Currently consolidating in a formation that should likely lead to continuation up

Classical charting doesn't always work on the BTC chart & most patterns are market made to throw people off

But I think BTC moves up to challenge the weekly resistance $11,469 pic.twitter.com/SfPwE1bXjg

— Josh Rager 📈 (@Josh_Rager) June 23, 2019

One other analyst, Tom Lee, ponders if the previous market cycle was really a bubble at all:

Just an observation, but if $BTC re-attains its all-time high this year, it is only 18-20 months from prior high.

When a market re-attains a high so quickly, one could argue the prior high was not a bubble after all.

Hmmmm

— Thomas Lee (@fundstrat) June 22, 2019

Ultimately it will be up to the market to decide where Bitcoin goes next, but overall sentiment remains positive. As always, stick with Chepicap for any and all updates!

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