After this round of market correction, Bitcoin dropped back to levels we last saw during summer 2024 when measured against gold. The decline was brutal - down more than 50% on the BTC/GOLD ratio from its peak earlier this year.
Here's what's interesting though: price just touched the 200-week moving average, and so far it's acting as solid support. That weekly 200MA has historically been a make-or-break level, and right now it's doing its job. Whether this floor holds could determine if we're looking at a bounce or heading lower.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 12-04 23:32
The 200-week moving average held, this is the real test...
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WalletWhisperer
· 12-04 16:03
the 200-week MA holding is no accident tbh... whale accumulation patterns suggest someone's been quietly buying into this dip. if this floor breaks, we're watching the behavioral indicators flip dark real fast
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ExpectationFarmer
· 12-04 16:01
The 200-week moving average is providing support here. Let's see how long it can hold.
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NFT_Therapy
· 12-04 15:58
Whether or not the 200-week moving average holds is really crucial. This drop is indeed fierce. Bitcoin, compared to gold, has returned to last summer's levels.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 12-04 15:57
50% has crashed and you're still talking about support? LOL, history will repeat itself.
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GamefiGreenie
· 12-04 15:40
The 200-week moving average has saved the day again; it seems Bitcoin still has some fight left. Now let's see how long it can hold this position.
After this round of market correction, Bitcoin dropped back to levels we last saw during summer 2024 when measured against gold. The decline was brutal - down more than 50% on the BTC/GOLD ratio from its peak earlier this year.
Here's what's interesting though: price just touched the 200-week moving average, and so far it's acting as solid support. That weekly 200MA has historically been a make-or-break level, and right now it's doing its job. Whether this floor holds could determine if we're looking at a bounce or heading lower.