Bitcoin offers 'good signs' as analysts retain $40K BTC price target
Bitcoin (BTC) saw five-day highs on May 15 as a rebound continued after the Wall Street open.
Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD reaching $27,666 on Bitstamp.
The pair held strength on hourly timeframes after a weekly close just below the $27,000 mark.
With United States equities in a tight range on the day, crypto analysts looked for cues over where markets might go next.
For Michaël van de Poppe, founder and CEO of trading firm Eight, the outlook was good.
“Bitcoin breaks upwards and tests $27,600. Good signs,” he summarized.
Van de Poppe referenced the 200-week moving average and exponential moving average, these seeing a retest late last week after functioning as support for two months.
“I’m a fan of this breakdown / reclaim,” popular trader Kaleo continued alongside a 4-hour chart of Bybit’s BTC/USD perpetual swaps.
Examining the state of the BTC/USD Binance order book, meanwhile, monitoring resource Material Indicators concluded that volatility was thus far absent.
Hope you had a great weekend. After the Weekly Candle Close/Open we do not have new #TrendPrecognition signals in the #BTC W or D time frame however it's worth noting that the A1 Slope line has reverted to upward on the W chart which indicates an increase in bullish momentum. pic.twitter.com/comKCiX6BL
Trader Skew added that markets were being “largely” controlled by Binance spot buyers.
“Coinbase spot led this move with strong positive spot delta (market buying),” part of Twitter commentary noted about the day’s uptick.
Elsewhere, attention continued to focus on U.S. dollar strength after a week of solid gains.
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