Bitcoin, the pioneering cryptocurrency, has witnessed a minor 1% spike in its valuation, prompting investors and enthusiasts to reevaluate their stance: is now the optimal time to invest?
Bitcoin's current price is $29,197 and its 24-hour trading volume is $12.2 billion.
Upholding its dominant position, Bitcoin retains the top spot on CoinMarketCap with a substantial market capitalization of $568 billion.
Currently, out of its maximum supply of 21 million coins, 19,458,406 BTC are in circulation.
The leading group asserts that Bitcoin is trading with a bearish bias after surpassing the $29,250 level.
In our Asian session briefing, the cryptocurrency displayed a choppy trading pattern, oscillating between an upper limit of $29,600 and a lower bound of $29,250.
A bearish signal formed below the 50-day exponential moving average suggests that breaching the $29,250 level could fuel a continuation of a downtrend in Bitcoin's price today.
Moreover, pivotal technical indicators, such as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD), currently lean bearish, reinforcing the sentiment.
As of now, Bitcoin faces significant resistance around the $29,250 mark, and any candle close below this could present an opportunity for a short position.
On the downside, Bitcoin's immediate support hovers around the $29,000 level.
A breakout below this point might push the BTC price further down to the $28,750 mark.
Conversely, should Bitcoin overcome the $29,250 resistance, the next notable barrier lies at $29,400.
Further north, the $29,600 level is anticipated to be a significant obstacle for Bitcoin.
To sum up, traders should closely monitor the $29,250 level, especially for the formation of a bearish
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