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Has Bitcoin [BTC] bottomed out in oversold territory?

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Bearish momentum waned as BTC compressed into a tight range.
Rising mean coin age suggested active buyers were looking to buy BTC at lower prices in anticipation of a price rebound.

Investors continued to approach Bitcoin [BTC] with cautious sentiment, as the market slowly recovers from the panic wave over the past week. BTC’s sharp drop from $28.5k to $25.2k on 17 August sparked fear across the crypto market.

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Nonetheless, the king of cryptos’ sideways price action hinted at price bottoming out. Along with increasingly positive signs from chart indicators, traders could witness a price rebound in the near term.

Are bears exhausted?

Source: BTC/USDT on Trading View

Sellers appeared to have lost steam as the selling pressure waned after BTC broke below the $26.5k support level. A mixture of bullish and bearish candles on the 12-hour timeframe raised the notion of a bullish comeback for Bitcoin.

A look at the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) suggested that a price rebound could happen soon. Although the RSI remained in the oversold zone, it pushed up from 9 to 19 to hint at recovery efforts by the bulls.

Therefore, a climb out of the oversold zone could significantly accelerate BTC’s rebound. Likewise, the CMF moved from -0.21 to -0.11 signaling a slow recovery of capital inflows.

If bulls are able to take back the $29.5k level along with the positive indicators, buyers can make a push for $27k to $27.5k. On the flip side, sellers could be waiting in the wings for one more significant shorting opportunity to the $25.3k support before any substantial price reversal.