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The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC), has seen its value fall below $40,000. This marks a significant decline from its approximate $49,000 peak on January 11, 2024.
Bitcoin Sees a 160% Increase
While the $40,000 level is considered a critical psychological threshold for Bitcoin, experts believe that breaching this level does not necessarily trigger widespread selling. The next support level is anticipated to be around $38,000. An increasing VRP could indicate that the options market expects future volatility to be higher than historical data suggests, which may be seen as a sign of uncertainty or risk aversion among investors.
Striking data could indicate that investors are increasingly concerned about potential downside risks. Short-term orders may stem from fear of further declines, prompting investors to take swift and protective measures. The crypto market is showing a general trend of weakness across all cryptocurrencies following a significant increase last year. However, Bitcoin’s value has risen by approximately 160% in 2023.
Current Data on Bitcoin
The uptrend was largely due to expectations that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) would approve the use of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). However, after the SEC’s approval, the markets began to retract some of these gains. Additionally, the tendency to sell in response to insufficient news for profit-driven actions by speculative investors was influential.
This situation shows that the crypto currency has fallen to this price point for the first time since the beginning of December. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) recorded a figure of 34.18, indicating a potentially undervalued condition in the market. Concurrently, the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) was at -0.02, which could suggest a slightly negative market sentiment. Analysts looking at a longer time frame noted that despite the RSI being in a downtrend, it showed a more bullish outlook at 58.29. Also, the CMF remained at 0.16, indicating a moderate positive cash inflow to the market.
