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Trader Known For Calling Bottoms Predicts Bounce For Bitcoin, Flashes Warning For Short Sellers

Published 19/05/2023, 13:48
© Reuters.  Trader Known For Calling Bottoms Predicts Bounce For Bitcoin, Flashes Warning For Short Sellers

Benzinga - A pseudonymous crypto analyst and trader said on Thursday that the bullish sentiment is once again on the rise for Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), the flagship crypto.

What Happened: By observing swing failure patterns (SFPS) forming in the daily charts of BTC in a downtrend, Bluntz believes that Bitcoin is about to overcome crucial resistance levels and experience a major bullish run.

For those who aren’t familiar, a swing failure pattern is a technical analysis tool that suggests a reversal to the upside in a downtrend or a reversal to the downside in a bullish run when a certain pattern occurs.

“I don’t think now’s the time to be short, that was weeks ago,” Bluntz advises his Twitter followers.

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Why It Matters: While the analyst is optimistic about BTC’s potential, he’s also keeping a close eye on the next resistance levels that lie ahead. For Bluntz, these levels include $28,300 and $29,500.

Data from Coinglass revealed that the crypto market has seen over $25 million worth of BTC long liquidations, and over $6.39 million in shorts in the last 24 hours.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) reached a high of $27,500 on Thursday before experiencing a brief pullback in the early afternoon, causing the king crypto to dip to almost $26,400.

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