Crypto analyst calls the critical level of support for bitcoin
According to Michaël van de Poppe, the asset should hold at $19 300
18.09.2022 - 07:30
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What’s new? Crypto analyst and trader Michaël van de Poppe explained the level at which bitcoin should hold to avoid a further drop in price. In his opinion, it is the $19 300 mark, and if the asset does not hold at it, it can fall to $18 500-17 500 and set new lows. He said this in a YouTube video.
What else did the crypto analyst say? Van de Poppe suggested that the value of bitcoin should not be expected to make a serious move until the US Federal Reserve (Fed) meeting next week.
As of September 17, 12:45 UTC, bitcoin is trading at $19 839, having gained 0,28% overnight, according to Binance.
Earlier, Clem Chambers, head of the cryptocurrency website ADVFN, said the price of bitcoin could fall as low as $10 000 if it declines to the $17 000 level. According to Chambers, BTC could bottom twice within the relevant pattern, after which an active rise to $40 000 is possible.
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