Bitcoin halving is right around the corner and will occur approximately in 15 days on 12 May 2020. Last halvings resulted BTC going parabolic; however, it occurred during the overall bull market. Clearly, this halving event is different and the BTC price is the lowest its been prior to the halving. But is it a bad thing or BTC is actually perfectly on track? Let's see...
Where is BTC now?
- Clearly, the BTC is still in the uptrend ever since its capitulation on the March 12; - BTC is up already 100% from its recent crash! - BTC has broken down-sloping trend line (red line) and established itself way above it; - 50 EMA (black line) is now acting, as a support; - BTC has broken out from the ascending tingle (blue) with a target around 10k;
Why 7900-800 is the boss resistance?
- From this level BTC capitulation has started; - At this level BTC will face 200 EMA (yellow line); - 61.8% fib level is also at 7900; - At approximately this level BTC will face an upper trend resistance coming up all the way from 2019 lows (purple dotted line);
Will it be broken prior to the halving?
The chances are very high, as we still have approximately 2 weeks before the halving. So far ADX, which measures a momentum of a trend, has been over-exhausted after BTC major bounce to 7k area a week after its crash. ADX was declining ever since March 26 but final has shown some singes of life; however, is still at a very low level below 25. Facing such a strong resistance will require a lot more momentum in order to brake it and we will need to see ADX at least in 25-30 area. The other thing is that most of the whales has already bought, so the volume was on the decline, as well.
Conclusion. The price is still bellow 7900-8000 area, which represents the point where BTC was before The Black Thursday had occurred. BUT! BTC is already 100% up and if breaks and closes above 7900-8000 area before the halving, we may see a lot more upside going into the summer because in order to brake this level BTC has to show some real strength!
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