Bitcoin: Mapping out the odds of a BTC rally in the short-term

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Disclaimer: The findings of the following analysis are the sole opinions of the writer and should not be considered investment advice.

Bitcoin (BTC) headed south after a downswing from the $39,000-ceiling post its falling wedge (white) breakout. While the near-term trajectory unequivocally revealed a bearish vigor, BTC HODLers were keen on defending the $34,423-mark baseline.

While gains diminished over the past few sessions, the immediate support level could delay the crypto’s steep southbound fall. A comfortable close above the upper boundary of the pitchfork could expose BTC to a retest of the $35,800-zone before a committal move. At press time, BTC was trading at $34,770, down by 3.67%in the last 24 hours.

Source: TradingView, BTC/USD

Soon after dropping from its ATH, BTC saw a gradual but consistent collapse on its peaks. The plunge phase transposed into compression between the $34,423 and $46,643 that lasted for over four months now. The recent bearish force heightened after the bulls failed to uphold the three-month trendline support (now resistance) (white, dashed). 

The largest crypto lost nearly 27.64% in the last month after nosediving from its early April highs. Without a surprise, the Supertrend refused to alter its bearish stance for the most part. With the rising gap between 20 EMA (red) and the 50 EMA (cyan), the fate of the immediate trend still rested with the sellers. 

But there is a ray of hope for the investors as buyers have upheld the $34,400-level for the last nine months. So, a possible revival from this baseline could position BTC to challenge the bounds of its Pitchfork and challenge the $35,000-resistance. The 20 EMA would likely pose hurdles in this revival phase.

Source: TradingView, BTC/USD

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