3 reasons why Bitcoin traders anticipate BTC price to briefly sweep the $27.5K level

cointelegraph.com:

After a spectacular first half of 2023, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) appears to have stalled out, being stuck between $29,000 and $31,500.

There could be reason to believe that in the near term, the price of Bitcoin will tend to trade sideways or to the downside. This thesis can be based on three factors, with two of them involving technical analysis and the third involving fundamentals.

Charles Edwards, founder of Capriole Investments, recently released a market update in which he notes the significant resistance Bitcoin has failed to break through at the $31,000–$32,000 level:

The report goes on to state that if positive news of this magnitude doesn’t translate into upward price momentum, this alone could be a bearish signal.

While Bitcoin has not traded far below the $30,000 mark for almost a month, a lack of resistance beneath $29,500 indicates that a breakout to the downside from the current consolidation could lead to further decline.

As crypto market commentator Colin Talks Crypto has pointed out, the next major support levels for BTC/USD don’t kick in until somewhere around the $27,500 level. Not only does this level act as support based on previous price action, but both the 200-week moving average (MA) and the 200-day MA have begun to converge just beneath it.

#Bitcoin looks to have a fair chance of dropping to around $27.3k where there is a confluence of both:1. a strong support range of previous price action (orange rectangle)2. where the 200 weekly MA (pink) acts as support.3. The 200 daily MA (blue) isn't far behind either.… pic.twitter.com/aDHDMqvW7U

For the past month, BTC/USD has been holding within a tight consolidation range. Support for this range appears around the $29,500 level. A daily close beneath support