UPTOBER ENDS
Bitcoins monthly close is behind us and it's an interesting one...
For most of the last day of the month BTC was above the previous monthly close high of $71,413.40. However, Bitcoin failed to close above that level coming up 1.67% short.
Despite this the monthly candle is very strong, historically October is a good performer hence the "UPTOBER" nickname and this time around was no exception with an +11% move. I said in a previous post that a retest of the '21 ATH @ $69,000 is possible and likely, in the last 8 months BTC has routinely rejected off this level with no acceptance above, just SFPs galore. This is the chance to retest and accept as new support. that would set up a move for ATH and above.
Q4 so far has been positive, we know that this month will be a strange one as the US election is in a few days and can sway markets so volatility can be expected. In the end I think the trajectory is new highs by the end of the year.
For most of the last day of the month BTC was above the previous monthly close high of $71,413.40. However, Bitcoin failed to close above that level coming up 1.67% short.
Despite this the monthly candle is very strong, historically October is a good performer hence the "UPTOBER" nickname and this time around was no exception with an +11% move. I said in a previous post that a retest of the '21 ATH @ $69,000 is possible and likely, in the last 8 months BTC has routinely rejected off this level with no acceptance above, just SFPs galore. This is the chance to retest and accept as new support. that would set up a move for ATH and above.
Q4 so far has been positive, we know that this month will be a strange one as the US election is in a few days and can sway markets so volatility can be expected. In the end I think the trajectory is new highs by the end of the year.
Note
Second tap of the $69,000 level. So far well protected by the bulls despite some bad job data news.
The weekend should be an interesting one and only a few days until the election.
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