Bitcoin bulls are fighting to hold the $20,000 level and several altcoins have seized upon the range-bound trading by rallying up to 10%.
BTC
Bitcoin closed below the psychological level of $20,000 on Aug. 28 but the bears could not build upon their advantage. Buyers have pushed the price back above $20,000, which shows strong demand at lower levels. BTC could rise to the 20-day EMA of $21,620, which is an important level to keep an eye on. If bulls push the price above this resistance, it could signal that the bearish momentum is weakening.
ETH
Ether turned down from the 20-day EMA ($1,638) on Aug. 26 and broke below the neckline of the head and shoulders pattern. This completed the bearish setup, indicating that the sellers are in control. However, the bears could not sustain the price below the neckline, indicating buying on dips. The bulls are attempting to push and sustain the price above the neckline and challenge the overhead resistance at $1,700. If they succeed, ETH could rally to the psychological level of $2,000.
BNB
The failure of the bulls to sustain the price above the 20-day EMA $293 on Aug. 25 attracted heavy selling. BNB turned down sharply on Aug. 26 and broke below the 50-day SMA of $284. A minor positive is that the bulls did not allow the price to sustain below the strong support at $275. The buyers are attempting to push the price above the 50-day SMA. If they succeed, BNB could rally to the 20-day EMA where the bears may pose a strong challenge.
XRP
The bulls failed to sustain XRP above the moving averages on Aug. 26, indicating that the breakout may have been a bull trap. That intensified selling and the bears are attempting to pull the price to the strong support at $0.30. Buyers are likely to defend the $0.30 support aggressively because if the support cracks, XRP could start the next leg of the downtrend.
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