Price of Bitcoin Could Decline Towards The $16k Support Zone
Key Take-Aways
- Below the $17,150 support, the price of bitcoin began to plummet once more.
- On the 4-hours chart, it fell below a significant bullish trend line with support at $17,280.
- The price of crude oil increased and overcame the $78.00 barrier.
- In Q3 2022, the US GDP might increase by 2.9%.
Technical Analysis of the Bitcoin Price
Before the bears showed up, the price of bitcoin surged above the $18,000 resistance. When BTC/USD reached its peak, it began a new slide below $18,000.

The 200 simple moving average (green, 4-hours) and the 100 simple moving average were all breached by the price on the 4-hours chart. The price even fell below the $17,000 mark as a result of the movement.
The price just began an upward correction after trading as low as $16,268. Minor movement was made above the $16,500 resistance level.
Bitcoin surpassed the 23.6% Fib retracement level of the significant slide from the swing high of $18,354 to the low of $16,268. The 100 simple moving average and the $17,100 mark are currently converging as resistance.
The area around $17,310 contains the next resistance. It is quite close to the 50% Fib retracement level of the significant decrease from the swing high of $18,354 to the low of $16,268.
In the next days, a closing over the $17,310 mark would perhaps signal the beginning of another gradual rise. In the hypothetical situation, the cost might increase to around $18,000. Any further increases might lay the stage for a move in the direction of the $18,400 mark.
An early support for the downside is located close to the $16,520 mark. Near the $16,265 region, the primary breakdown assistance is located. In the next days, bitcoin may begin a new, more significant slide if there is a negative break and close below $16,265. In the hypothetical scenario, it might test $15,650 again or go back to the $16,000 support.
Economic News To Trade Today
- US GDP for Q3 2022 is expected to increase by 2.9% from the previous quarter’s 2.9%.
- US Initial Jobless Claims: 215K expected, up from 211K in the previous period.
Author: Amogo Solomon
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