Bitcoin hits 3-week high as trader states ‘all signs there’ to short BTC

Bitcoin (BTC) stored grinding greater in the Sept. 12 Wall Street open as traders known as to have an imminent correction.

BTC/USD 1-hour candle chart (Bitstamp). Source: TradingView

$23,000 proves necessary to switch

Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView demonstrated BTC/USD hitting $22,481 on Bitstamp, its greatest since August. 19.

The happy couple had preserved existing gains over the past weekend, having a declining U.S. dollar supplying a catalyst for risk assets because the week started.

The S&ampP 500 and Nasdaq Composite Index both traded up 1.1% following the first couple of hours’ buying and selling. By comparison, the U.S. dollar index (DXY) was lower .7% at the time.

U.S. dollar index (DXY) 1-day candle chart. Source: TradingView

Analyzing the problem, popular trader Crypto Erectile dysfunction stated the time had now arrived at eye a corrective move ahead BTC/USD.

“I would state that all signs exist for many shorts,” he told viewers in the latest YouTube update.

Upside potential was likely restricted to $23,000, he recommended, while towards the downside, $20,800 was an market.

A CME Bitcoin futures gap remaining in the Sept. 10 close, meanwhile, added the region around $21,400 just as one retracement target.

“I only could be searching for longs when we break $23,000, then for any move towards $28,000–$29,000,” Crypto Erectile dysfunction added.

CME Bitcoin futures 1-hour candle chart with gap highlighted. Source: TradingView

Equally expecting a pattern change was Il Capo of Crypto, who at the time reinforced a conviction the current cost strength was just a relief rally inside an overall bear market.

“Most people getting bullish now. Keep in mind that this can be a short squeeze, a bounce that occurs throughout a bear sell to continue the downtrend later on,” he tweeted.

“I still expect a bit greater ($22500–$23000), but soon I’ll turn full bearish again.”

Getting sealed an every week close above its recognized cost, BTC/USD now looked primed to determine a regular candle close over the 100-day moving average (MA) the very first time since April.

BTC/USD 1-day candle chart (Bitstamp) with 100-day MA. Source: TradingView

Ethereum struggles on Merge countdown

Less inspiring, meanwhile, was cost action on Ethere (ETH), which lost ground at the time despite ongoing hype round the Merge.

Related: The Given, the Merge and $22K BTC — 5 items to know in Bitcoin now

ETH/BTC 1-day candle chart (Binance). Source: TradingView

ETH/USD was lower 2.2% during the time of writing, while ETH/BTC caught the interest of some market participants.

Bitcoin’s share from the overall cryptocurrency market cap thus saw a stiff rebound at the time after hitting just 38.9%, its cheapest since The month of january.

Bitcoin market cap dominance 1-week candle chart. Source: TradingView

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