Traders showed new hope after Bitcoin (Bitcoin) The price may remain in the range of USD 32,000 for the second consecutive day.
Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro with Transaction view Indicates that the bulls have succeeded Regroup for $32,000 Bitcoin is hovering at levels throughout the day, but traders wait patiently for further confirmation that Bitcoin may be in a trend reversal before re-entering the market completely.
The following is what analysts and investors expect for the Bitcoin price next.
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CME Group futures bullish
According to a recent report by Delphi Digital, the basis of CME futures reversed sharply on July 21, which is a bullish signal for BTC traders who bought “cheap” futures contracts. The resulting futures price is interpreted as bullish because the futures price is higher than the asset’s spot price.
As shown in the figure above, the open position of CME Bitcoin futures doubled from US$1.25 billion on July 19 to US$2.5 billion on July 20. Previously, the institution positioned itself as a “slightly net long after long-term short” .
Although leveraged funds are still at net risk when they use CME Group futures to hedge their spot exposures, Delphi Digital says they may have “closed some positions.”
Delphi Digital says:
“Overall, considering that BTC has a small pump to reclaim its range within a few hours after the end of the New York trading session, CME’s new futures contract creation is a slightly bullish narrative. As mentioned above, Chicago Mercantile Exchange futures The basis touched a negative level yesterday and then reversed sharply. All the data indicate that people are buying futures contracts because the BTC price has fallen below its price range for several months.”
Multiple resistance zones remain on the path of Bitcoin
Bitcoin’s rebound above $32,000 has rekindled the bullish optimism of many traders, but due to the existence of multiple resistance zones, the road ahead is by no means a walk in the park.
According to Rekt Capital, an anonymous cryptocurrency Twitter analyst, many of Bitcoin’s previous support levels, including $35,000 and $37,000, may soon become resistance levels.
comprehensive, #BTC There is a series of potential new resistance ahead
The red weekly $32,200 level lost as support last week
The recently lost blue 50-week EMA ($33,700)
And black 2021 higher lows (~$34800)
All old support
All possible new resistanceBitcoin #encryption #Bitcoin pic.twitter.com/rYGSjoPALY
— Rekt Capital (@rektcapital) July 22, 2021
At the time of writing, the price of Bitcoin is trying to continuously break above $32,200, and that price has been stuck for most of the day.
Historically, exchange inflows have soared near the bottom of the market
Another bullish sign comes from anonymous Twitter user IzzyEibani, who emphasized that the recent surge in foreign exchange inflows may indicate that the bottom has bottomed.
A little bull for you, inspired by a post @MrBenLilly
Since 2017, exchange inflows have surged 3 times, and each surge corresponds to a major bottom of the price.
And now, the fourth peak has just been completed…#Bitcoin #BTC pic.twitter.com/FEys8uZ59G
-IzzyEibani (@IzzyEibani) July 22, 2021
A closer look at the chart shows that in the past three events occurred on August 1, 2017, November 30, 2018, and March 12, 2020, and the funds flowing into the exchange soared in a manner similar to July 16. Each time the market bottomed out within a short period of time after the inflow.
If the market unfolds in a similar way to the historical pattern, it is very likely that the recent drop to $29,500 may be the bottom.
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