Bitcoin Crashes 13% Daily, Is $20K Next? (BTC Price Analysis)

Bitcoin has fallen far below the $30K support zone after almost a month of tight consolidation. The price has formed a bearish flag with a valid breakout from 2 days ago. Now, a new impulsive leg to the downside is taking place.

Technical Analysis

By: Edris

The Daily Chart

Bitcoin has been dropping rapidly over the past few days and is currently testing the $23K-$24K demand zone. The price action on the lower timeframes should be closely monitored at this level to determine whether a bullish rebound could be expected.

The RSI has also entered the oversold region once again, and a short-term pullback from this level is probable. This is further supported by the fact that the monthly BTC RSI has never been lower than it is right now. However, even in this case, the $30K level would be a very strong resistance and would be accompanied by the 50-day moving average – a combination which could reject the price to the downside and towards the $17K-$20K area.

Source: TradingView

The 4-Hour Chart

On the 4-hour timeframe, it is evident that while the price was oscillating in the bearish flag pattern, the $32K resistance level held the price on multiple occasions, and the bearish impulse which broke the flag to the downside was initiated after the price failed to break above this resistance level once again.

During the last test of the $32K resistance level, the RSI had values around 50, which indicated that the momentum would not be sufficient for a bullish breakout. Currently, the price is trading at the $24K demand level, and the RSI has entered an oversold state (below 30). This observation points to a probable bullish correction or consolidation in this area in the short term before a potential continuation to the downside.

Source: TradingView

On-chain Analysis

By Shayan

This chart consists of the mean amount of coins per transaction sent to the exchange(SMA-30) and Bitcoin’s price. High values of the metric indicate investors are sending a greater number of coins in a transaction. It indicates higher selling pressure which could lead to a future price drop.

Historically, during the capitulation phase of the market and late bear markets, this metric spikes and register a local high. This interprets significant selling pressure among participants and the capitulation event. The indicator has recently surged, followed by a steep decline in Bitcoin’s price.

Source: CryptoQuant

The bears have complete control of the market, and the overall sentiment is extremely negative. The next bull run will be expected only if the ongoing capitulation is over and then bullish sentiment returns to the market.