Bitcoin (BTC) closed the week of September 17 at $26,500 after new September highs gave way to calmer conditions.
Bitcoin avoids weekly end-of-week volatility
Data comes from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and trading view Showing that Bitcoin price performance stabilized over the weekend.
Two days ago, the largest cryptocurrency rose to $26,880, its highest level so far this month.
Summarizing the status of the Binance BTC/USD order book, prominent trader and analyst Credible Crypto noted that large bid liquidity is boosting the market.
“There’s some seller absorption happening here – that level is protected,” he wrote in a comment on X (formerly Twitter).
There is some seller absorption happening here – this level is protected by ATMs. There’s too much below it, so a loss might see a good downside target. It was fun to watch this, but that’s it for tonight. Let’s see what happens tomorrow. Hopefully it’s a slow weekend so we can relax a bit… pic.twitter.com/4gWXpEDfsX
— CrediBULL Crypto (@CredibleCrypto) September 16, 2023
Amid the consolidation, trader Crypto Tony looks at two potential scenarios – regardless, $26,000 remains support.
“I’m still looking for a dip to $26,100 and look for a rebound to trigger a long move,” he Tell There are X subscribers that day.
“Either that, or if we just retrace the highs of $26,600, I’d be long.”
Trader Skew took a closer look at the exchange’s behavior, highlighting a specific short-term trend among traders, namely physical physical sell-off rallies.
Bitcoin USD Total CVD and Delta
Pretty much just aggressive positions being hunted next weekThe only detail here is that spot sales permanently drive the rally, especially the squeeze pic.twitter.com/KqRyRlyUHl
— Skew Δ (@52kskew) September 17, 2023
Can the FOMC change the BTC price range?
Beyond the weekly close, cryptocurrency market participants are eagerly awaiting key macroeconomic events from the Federal Reserve next week.
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The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will hold a meeting on September 20 to decide on the benchmark interest rate, and the market generally expects that the benchmark interest rate will not change.
CME Group FedWatch Tool The probability of something unexpected happening is only 2%.
However, as Cointelegraph reported, Bitcoin has cooled off its knee-jerk reaction to macro data recently, and heading into the FOMC, some believed the status quo would remain unchanged.
“Next week’s FOMC and interest rate decisions should spark some volatility, but in the short term BTC will likely continue to trade between $25,000 and $27,000…” Popular trader Crypto Santa Summarize Part of recent X comments.
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