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BTC/USD Signal 11/08: Bitcoin Wavers as ETF Inflows Coincide

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BTC/USD Signal 11/08: Bitcoin Wavers as ETF Inflows Coincide

BTC/USD Signal 11/08: Bitcoin Wavers as ETF Inflows Coincide Daily Forex

Bearish view

  • Sell the BTC/USD pair and set a take-profit at 60,000.

  • Add a stop-loss at 66,875.

  • Timeline: 1-2 days.

Bullish view

  • Buy the BTC/USD pair and set a take-profit at 66,875.

  • Add a stop-loss at 60,000.

Bitcoin price wavered on Tuesday, even as American investors continued rotating to the coin following the recent Coldcard hack. The BTC/USD pair was trading at 64,000, a few points below the July high of 66,875.

Bitcoin Price Wavers Despite ETF Inflows as Strategy Sells Again

BTC/USD was under pressure even as American investors rotated to the coin. Data shows that these funds added over $850 million last week, a trend that continued on Monday.

These inflows jumped as investors reacted to a recent Coldcard hack that has led to over $130 million in losses. There are concerns that Bitcoin is no longer safe now that coins in a cold wallet have been lost. Still, despite this, Bitcoin’s network is still safe and has continued to operate as it has always been.

In addition to the Coldcard hack, investors are concerned that their coins will be hacked by quantum computing models in the future.

Bitcoin wavered as geopolitical risks rose during the weekend. Iran issued a list of demands for it to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. It said that the Strait will only open once the US pays reparations, ends the blockade, and releases its seized assets. As a result, crude oil prices jumped, with Brent, the global benchmark, rising to $87.7.

The rising oil prices mean that inflation may continue rising this month, which may reduce the odds of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates, even after last week’s nonfarm payrolls (NFP) data. This report showed that the economy lost over 23k jobs last week. In a statement on Monday, Beth Hammack, the head of the Cleveland Fed, said that the bank may need several rate hikes to bring inflation back to 2%.

Bitcoin also wavered after Strategy sold 1,690 coins last week to fund its cash assets. It raised $650 million and used some of the cash to buy STRC shares.

BTC/USD Technical Analysis

The daily chart shows that the BTC/USD pair has moved sideways for over a month. It dropped to 64,000, a few points below the highest point in June last month. It has moved slightly below the 50-day moving average.

At the same time, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has dropped below the neutral level of 50. Also, the Average True Range (ATR) has been in a downward trend and is at the lowest level in months, a sign that its volatility has faded.

Therefore, the price will remain in this range in the next few days. The key support and resistance levels to watch will be 60,000 and 66,875.

Crispus Nyaga is a Technical Analyst at DailyForex with more than eight years of experience as a financial analyst, coach, and trader. He specializes in technical analysis of major currency pairs and cryptocurrencies, using chart patterns, trend structure, and key indicators to frame trading scenarios for Forex and digital asset markets. Crispus has worked with well-known brokers including ATFX, easyMarkets, and OctaFX, and his market commentary has been published widely on platforms such as Seeking Alpha, InvestingCube, Capital.com, and Invezz.

As seen on: SeekingAlpha, Macrostreet.com, Invezz.com, Forbes, Investing.com, Marketwatch, Crypto.news

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Originally reported by Daily Forex

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