Bitcoin Gold Bitcoin Gold fell significantly after initially trying to rally during the day on Tuesday, testing the $340 level above. By doing so, it
Bitcoin Gold fell significantly after initially trying to rally during the day on Tuesday, testing the $340 level above. By doing so, it looks as if the $300 level is being challenged as support. I think there is plenty of support just below, so it makes sense that we will try to bounce again. If we do bounce from here, I think will go looking towards the $340 handle. Otherwise, we could drift as low as the $280 level to look for support. This has been slow and gradual moved to the upside, and therefore I think that we will continue to see buyers coming in on dips, albeit in a slow and steady manner.
DASH rallied initially during the day as well but pulled back towards the $1100 level underneath. That was an area that was massively resistive, and now looks likely to offer significant support. I think that a bounce from there makes sense as it would continue the overt uptrend. I think that breaking above the $1250 level above signals that we are going to continue to go higher, and currently I think that the “floor” in the market is closer to the $1000 handle underneath. I believe that longer-term, cryptocurrencies will do well, but DASH, in particular, has done well over the last couple of weeks. Currently, I think that the idea of faster transactions in the cryptocurrency space is continuing to drive a lot of the bullish pressure here.
Monero rallied a bit during the trading session on Tuesday, reaching towards the $400 level but failing to hang on to the gains. We pulled back to the $350 handle, but now look as if we are trying to build a bit of a base here. We are oversold in the stochastic oscillator on the hourly chart, so I think that we are ready to continue the uptrend in general. Pulling back from the $400 level makes sense, and I think that this recent pullback is probably an opportunity to build up momentum to finally break out longer term. I think that happens, but this time year is going to be a little less liquid than others, and retail traders will probably be on the sidelines for the most part, as Christmas is next Monday. That being said, I don’t have any interest in shorting this market anytime soon.
Being FXEmpire’s analyst since the early days of the website, Chris has over 20 years of experience across various markets and assets – currencies, indices, and commodities. He is a proprietary trader as well trading institutional accounts.