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A dramatic reversal on Monday sees BTC/USD instantly fill the latest CME futures gap before bouncing off forecast levels below $28,000. origin »
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Downward pressure sees Bitcoin stop trading sideways to fill more of the giant $1,300 CME futures gap on Wednesday.
2020-12-10 11:51 | |
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One widespread narrative that cryptocurrency investors have been closely watching as of late is regarding Bitcoin’s propensity to fill gaps that are formed on its CME futures chart. Although this trend has proven to hold true in some cases with both Bitcoin and other assets, it is important to note that the narrative is laced […]
2020-9-12 05:00 | |
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Amid ongoing strength in the U.S. dollar currency index, Bitcoin bears gain strength, sending BTC/USD to its lowest since late July.
2020-9-8 16:15 | |
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A bounce off $11,500 saves investors from serious pain but $12,000 remains a problematic level to flip to support.
2020-8-10 14:13 | |
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Recently, a study was released that suggests that gaps left on CME Bitcoin futures charts are filled with as much as 95% accuracy, and often fill during the first week trading resumes. Because of how accurate the data appears to be, pair of gaps remaining on CME Bitcoin futures charts could hint at where Bitcoin... The post appeared first on NewsBTC.
2020-1-10 17:30 | |
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Did Bitcoin price just bottom after bouncing strongly off critical support?
2019-12-19 00:55 | |
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If you’ve been on Crypto Twitter at all during 2019, you’ve likely heard the term “Bitcoin futures gap” mentioned again and again. For some context, a “gap” in a financial market is when an asset doesn’t trade at a certain price, leaving a gap in the order books and charts which is highly irregular.
2019-12-16 15:00 | |
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Bitcoin could be preparing to fill $7.8K futures “gap”
2019-12-1 13:18 | |
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Manipulation theories return as CME Bitcoin futures wobble
2019-11-6 12:52 | |
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The Friday before last, the Bitcoin futures contract on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) closed the week at $8,715. It was a strong performance, especially considering that on Wednesday of that week, the leading cryptocurrency had plunged to $7,300 in a flash crash event.
2019-11-5 10:59 | |
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Another Bitcoin CME futures gap left near $8,900 means the cryptocurrency’s price may drop to fill the void
2019-10-29 02:50 | |
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Bitcoin price is closing in on $11,000 after a period of extreme volatility. Last week, the crypto asset fell below $10,000 in what many are calling a bear trap, and quickly bounced from lows around $9,400 back up the current price of $10,900 where it is currently trading.
2019-9-6 21:00 | |
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Bitcoin may sink to just above $8,000 in the short term in order to keep in line with its historical behavior, new crypto analysis suggests. BTC To Descend Below $9k? Currently circulating on social media are charts of CME Group’s Bitcoin futures performance which traditionally impacts on the Bitcoin price.
2019-8-15 15:00 | |
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Throughout the highly-publicized Bitcoin rally of spring 2019, there’s been much talk about “gaps” in Bitcoin price charts being filled, or being left unfilled – which often manifests as a target in the future price action.
2019-5-30 04:01 | |
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In his latest video update, long-time market analyst and self-described “four-year cycle” trader Bob Loukas delivered a breakdown of Bitcoin’s current trajectory. Despite a roughly 22% pullback from its recent all-time high, Loukas asserts that the leading cryptocurrency’s price action remains “nothing we have not seen before.
In a thread on X, Alistair Milne, the co-founder and Chief Investment Officer (CIO) of the Altana Digital Currency Fund (ADCF), has outlined his Bitcoin predictions for 2025. With a tenure at ADCF dating back to 2014, Milne’s insights carry significant weight in the investment community.
The recent rejection at the $100,000 has prompted a wave of warnings from leading financial analysts, who caution that Bitcoin could be poised for a significant pullback toward the $70,000 region or, in some cases, even $60,000.
Almost four years ago to the day, Bitcoin experienced a dramatic 17% plunge from $19,500 to $16,200 in 2020, an event that became infamously known as the “Thanksgiving Day Massacre. ” As the holiday approaches once again, market participants are questioning whether history might repeat itself.
Bernstein Research, the esteemed research arm of global asset manager AllianceBernstein, is projecting that Bitcoin will reach $200,000 by the end of 2025. The firm, which manages assets worth $791 billion as of August 2024, labels this prediction as “conservative” in its latest 160-page “Black Book” on Bitcoin.
Sina—a professor, consultant, and co-founder & COO of 21stCapital. com—is projecting that the Bitcoin price could rise as high as $285,000 by the end of 2025 in a new analysis shared on X. Utilizing a quantile regression model, Sina identifies distinct phases in Bitcoin’s market cycle.
As Bitcoin (BTC) edges closer to the $70,000 mark, the crypto community is abuzz with predictions of a potential surge to $100,000, accompanied by a significant altcoin season. Amidst this fervor, crypto analyst Axel Bitblaze has provided an analysis on X, examining whether the necessary liquidity and catalysts are in place to propel Bitcoin to such heights.