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Bitcoin and Ethereum in opposition!

Nov 18, 2024 at 09:05 pm

Bitcoin (BTC) reached an all-time high of $93,265 last Wednesday and is now consolidating between $87,000 and $93,000. Currently, it is trading around $90,500.

Bitcoin and Ethereum in opposition!

Every price movement in the crypto world is significant. This week, Bitcoin reached new heights, while Ethereum struggled to find support and Ripple showed potential for a rally. Here are the forecasts for these three crypto giants and how to navigate a booming market.

Bitcoin (BTC) reached a new all-time high of $93,265 on Wednesday and is now consolidating between $87,000 and $93,000. Currently, BTC is trading around $90,500. If BTC falls below the support of $87,000, it could drop to $85,000, or even $78,000 if it closes below that level.

The RSI is at 74, indicating an increased risk. Therefore, crypto traders should be cautious, as an exit from overbought territory could signal a pullback. On the other hand, a close above the resistance of $92,625 could push BTC towards the much-anticipated price of $100,000.

As for Ethereum, its price dropped 8.8% until Sunday after being rejected at the resistance of $3,454 on Tuesday. This Monday, ETH is trading around $3,100, close to the key level of $3,000. A close below this level could lead to a drop towards the support of $2,799. The RSI is at 61, signaling a possible decline if it falls below 50. On the other hand, a close above $3,454 could push ETH crypto towards the resistance of $4,000.

The price of Ripple (XRP) surpassed the resistance of $0.718 on Thursday, climbing 62.5% until Saturday. On Sunday, it dropped 5.9%, failing to close above the resistance of $1.13. This Monday, XRP is trading at $1.13, up 8.8%. A close above $1.13 could extend the rally by 21% to the resistance of $1.372.

The RSI is at 85, well above 70, which signals an increased risk. Therefore, crypto investors should be cautious, as an exit from overbought could indicate a pullback. Otherwise, XRP could retest the support of $1.00.

According to Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research:

There are several key indicators to watch this week. First, external market disruptions could impact the crypto market. After Trump was elected president, the US dollar index and the 10-year Treasury yield both continued to rise, putting pressure on risk markets. The market expects that Trump’s administration will increase tariffs and cut taxes domestically, which could lead to economic instability and potentially raise inflation levels.

To sum up, the forecasts for these three cryptos show varied scenarios: consolidation for Bitcoin, a critical situation for Ethereum, and bullish potential for Ripple. Investors must remain vigilant and closely monitor support and resistance levels to make informed decisions.

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