Bitcoin Price Prediction
Methods To Predict The Price Of Bitcoin (BTC)
Getting Started -
What Is Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is the original and most popular peer-to-peer cryptocurrency on the market. Bitcoin experienced high volatility in 2019 with a low of $3160 and a high of $13900. Today we’ll be looking at how you can use methods such as technical and fundamental analysis to formulate your own Bitcoin price prediction
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Price Action -
Analyzing The Price Of Bitcoin (BTC)
One of the simplest methods to predict the future price of a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin (BTC) is by looking at prior price history on a chart. Through the use of common technical analysis techniques such as identifying horizontal support and resistance levels, calculating moving averages and calling on indicators to signal strength or weakness in the market.
The large majority of popular cryptocurrencies are available to chart and analyze on TradingView. TradingView integrates with popular exchanges like Binance, Huobi, ByBit, Kucoin and many more to offer real-time price data on a wide range of Altcoins such as Bitcoin (BTC).
Price Action -
Analyzing The Price Of Bitcoin (BTC)
One of the simplest methods to predict the future price of a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin (BTC) is by looking at prior price history on a chart. Through the use of common technical analysis techniques such as identifying horizontal support and resistance levels, calculating moving averages and calling on indicators to signal strength or weakness in the market.
The large majority of popular cryptocurrencies are available to chart and analyze on TradingView. TradingView integrates with popular exchanges like Binance, Huobi, ByBit, Kucoin and many more to offer real-time price data on a wide range of Altcoins such as Bitcoin (BTC).
Technical Analysis -
Identifying Support & Resistance Levels
Identifying levels of support and resistance are often all it takes to gather a basic idea of where price of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin may be headed. Horizontal resistance levels can be identified by counting the amount of times a price is tested and rejected on an attempt upwards. Horizontal support levels can be identified by counting the amount of times a a price tests and bounces from a particular price on the way down.
In the following chart we can see that BTC has had many interactions with the $6,000 USD area and what although support was broken once before, this $6,000 area has been tested recently as support once again from a weekly outlook. Price is currently heading towards the next level of resistance at around $11,000. From this data you may be able to create your own BTC price prediction and trade accordingly.
Technical Analysis -
Using Moving Averages
Moving averages are used by many Traders to assess momentum and potential levels where price is likely to bounce from a downtrend or start slowing down after an uptrend. With the use of several important moving averages such as the 20, 50, 100 and 200, Traders can get a good idea of where to buy Bitcoin (BTC) and where to sell for profit.
In the following image we can see that BTC has bounced from the 1W 200MA which is represented by the bright pink line running through the chart. From this we can assume that this line will remain important in a Traders decision to buy or sell Bitcoin (BTC)
For long term investing or trading, look at moving averages on the daily or weekly charts for important levels in which to form your Bitcoin (BTC) price prediction.
Technical Analysis -
Using Moving Averages
Moving averages are used by many Traders to assess momentum and potential levels where price is likely to bounce from a downtrend or start slowing down after an uptrend. With the use of several important moving averages such as the 20, 50, 100 and 200, Traders can get a good idea of where to buy Bitcoin (BTC) and where to sell for profit.
In the following image we can see that BTC has bounced from the 1W 200MA which is represented by the bright pink line running through the chart. From this we can assume that this line will remain important in a Traders decision to buy or sell Bitcoin (BTC)
For long term investing or trading, look at moving averages on the daily or weekly charts for important levels in which to form your Bitcoin (BTC) price prediction.
Technical Analysis -
Utilizing Indicators
Indicators can assist Traders in making a prediction on whether the price of Bitcoin (BTC) will go up or down. Indicators take into account various factors such as time, volume, momentum and many more to indicate whether a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin (BTC) should to rise or fall.
In the following image we can see that the RSI (Relative Strength Index) Indicator which is used by a large majority of Traders is located at the bottom of the chart. The areas above and below the dotted lines indicate whether Bitcoin (BTC) is overbought or oversold.
We’ve highlighted three different occasions where BTC has been overbought or oversold which quickly resulted in the change of overall trend.
Fundamental Analysis -
Assessing Strengths & Weaknesses
Another way to make a Bitcoin (BTC) price prediction is by assessing what the project has accomplished or plans to accomplish in the near future. Keeping up to date with Bitcoin (BTC) news and planning the buy or sell Bitcoin (BTC) around key events is a method long term Traders use consistently.
While technical analysis may assist Traders in deciding when to buy or sell Bitcoin (BTC), fundamental analysis can often help forecast future price based on the knowledge of upcoming notable events or breaking news which may have an immediate and unexpected affect on price, regardless of what the charts show.
Keeping up to date with important Bitcoin (BTC) news will give Traders an edge where technical analysis falls short.
Fundamental Analysis -
Assessing Strengths & Weaknesses
Another way to make a Bitcoin (BTC) price prediction is by assessing what the project has accomplished or plans to accomplish in the near future. Keeping up to date with Bitcoin (BTC) news and planning the buy or sell Bitcoin (BTC) around key events is a method long term Traders use consistently.
While technical analysis may assist Traders in deciding when to buy or sell Bitcoin (BTC), fundamental analysis can often help forecast future price based on the knowledge of upcoming notable events or breaking news which may have an immediate and unexpected affect on price, regardless of what the charts show.
Keeping up to date with important Bitcoin (BTC) news will give Traders an edge where technical analysis falls short.
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