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Cryptocurrencies experienced a significant crash today. Many altcoins, including Bitcoin, saw a decline in the market. Following the interest rate decision announced by the FED two weeks ago, things did not go as expected, and prices have continued to fall sharply since then. Amidst all this, one of the key figures in the market offered a more optimistic view, temporarily calming market followers.
Analyst’s Bitcoin (BTC) Comment
One of the closely followed analysts in the market commented that an important indicator on the Bitcoin (BTC) side might be signaling a price increase. In his statements, analyst Ali Martinez highlighted the Tom DeMark (TD) Sequential indicator on the social media platform X, emphasizing that buy signals might have emerged when looking at BTC’s hourly chart.
TD offers a buy signal predicting a recovery of one to four hourly candles for BTC on Bitcoin’s hourly chart!
Commenting on the TD Sequential indicator, it is known to be used by traders to determine turning points for the asset being examined.
The analyst, who also examined Bitcoin’s past performances, emphasized that July tends to be more productive for BTC following challenging June months.
Historically, when Bitcoin has a negative June, it tends to bounce back strongly in July. In fact, BTC has shown an average return of 7.98% and a median return of 9.60% during this month.
Despite all this, the analyst, who also examined the open futures positions in the market, stated that the decline in Bitcoin might not be over yet and added:
The movement in Bitcoin prices was brutal, but only $280.9 million in long positions and $25.4 million in short positions were liquidated. In the past, we have seen mass liquidation events exceeding $1 billion! This either indicates that the decline in BTC is not yet over or that shorts are about to disappear.
What is Bitcoin’s Current Price?
As of the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $58,100 after a 2.5% drop in the last 24 hours. Considering that it visited levels above $63,000 on Monday, this decline is understood to be larger than anticipated.
There was also a noticeable decrease in BTC’s market volume. After the price drop, the volume fell to $1.147 trillion, supporting the overall market decline. On the other hand, BTC’s trading volume increased by 43% to $40.111 billion.
This increase in volume strengthened the view that investors might be panic selling short due to the existing market decline.
It is believed that BTCs sent to exchanges by governments and news that Mt. Gox will pay creditors have had a significant impact on the market. When all these factors are combined, contrary to the analyst’s views, larger declines in the market may be observed, which can only be considered a possibility.
