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Currently, the Bitcoin market stands at least 22.94% below the all-time peak, and is around 1.84% below the closing price of March 1. This month, the US share market has also experienced a decline of 6%. Experts blame the sharp drop in the global liquidity for the downtrend in the markets. However, reports suggest that the global liquidity has touched its bottom. Could Bitcoin see a reversal? Here is what you should know!
Why Experts Believe Bitcoin May Reverse Soon
Reports suggest that the global liquidity has bottomed. This indicates that the liquidity is likely to start increasing soon.
According to experts, there is a 80% correction between Bitcoin and global liquidity. A correlation of 80% is very high. This means that there is an 80% probability that the price of Bitcoin will go up if the global liquidity improves.
According to Coinglass, the total exchange balance of BTC sits at 2,197,123.37. Its 24-hour change is +16629.17 and its 7-day change is -7184.75. Yesterday, the Bitcoin Wallet net flow was +3.81K BTC.
Technical Indicators
A golden cross, where a shorter-term moving average crosses above a longer-term one is often seen as a bullish signal. The SMA-50 of BTC remains at $88,254.66, and the SMA-200 of the asset stands at $86,180.45.
BTC’s RSI remains at 46.57. If the RSI moves consistently above the neutral 50 level and heads towards overbought territory (above 70), it can indicate increasing buying momentum.
In conclusion, with global liquidity showing signs of recovery, Bitcoin could be poised for an upward move.