BTC’s price manages to hold the gains on Tuesday following an intense sell-off in the previous session. In fact, BTC is extending its retracement that began on March 28 as the bulls lack the conviction to carry forward the gains beyond $48,124.
- BTC’s price reclaims the $40,000 mark with decent gains on Tuesday.
- However, the price is not out of the woods yet, as it is far from oversold territory.
- A daily candlestick below $39,000 will again put the BTC price on the test once again.
Further, the BTC sellers sliced through the psychological $45,000 level on April 6 and resulting in a 13% correction in BTC price since then.
In the past two weeks, BTC’s price witnessed a steep pullback that pushed it to $39,000. However, despite the intense selling momentum, the investors seek a dip-buying opportunity that brings the major cryptocurrency back above $40,000.
BTC price remains sidelined
From a technical perspective, the BTC price seems exhausted after the recent pullback. Still to move back to the key upside zone at $45,000 and $50,000 looks challenging for the Bitcoin price.
A daily candlestick below the key support area of $39,000 will trigger another round of selling in the pioneer cryptocurrency. The price trades inside a ‘Parallel’ channel. Now, if the price breaks the lower trend line of the channel sellers could enjoy a move toward the horizontal support zone at $38,128.85.
An extended sell-off could bring $36,000 into play.
While things look pessimistic for the BTC price, a spike in the buy order could push the price to revisit the previous session’s high of $42,424.14 followed by the $44,000 key level above the 50-day EMA.
The daily relative strength index (RSI) is just a tad above the oversold zone giving bulls hope.
On the daily chart, the moving average convergence divergence fell below the mid-line with bearish momentum.
BTC price was trading at $40,227.06 at press time, up 1.23% for the day
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