Bitcoin price dropped below the $110,000 threshold again today after it made an attempt to climb past $110k. Analysts discovered that the 30-day moving average has fallen to its lowest level.
Summary
- Bitcoin price fell below $110,000 ass its 30-day moving average plummets to the lowest level since 2018.
- The downward trend may be a result of the Fed-fueled rally coming to a close, as BTC faces significant selling pressure.
On August 27, Bitcoin (BTC) price fell from its earlier peak at $117,279 last Friday and stood around $109,526, slipping beneath the $110,000 threshold in what can only be described as a flash crash. It is currently trading hands at around $110k as it attempts to climb back to earlier levels.
Not only that, the 30-day moving average for the buy or sell ratio has hit its lowest level since May 2018, as noted by Crypto Quant analysts. This could indicate that the Bitcoin market is facing significant selling pressure in the short term.
While optimism around potential U.S. interest rate cuts from the Fed Chair’s Jackson Hole speech briefly fueled Bitcoin’s rally earlier this month, that momentum has now faded. Without a fresh catalysts, Bitcoin could retest the $100,000 level or lower before finding stability again.
Bitcoin price analysis
As seen on the chart, Bitcoin price experienced a steady decline, breaking well below the 30-day moving average which acted as resistance throughout the downtrend.
This bearish trend persisted until it reached a low near $110,200 before showing signs of a potential reversal. Bitcoin price has since rebounded sharply, breaking out of the descending channel and climbi
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Author: Trisha Husada
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