What will happen to Bitcoin in coming week

Weekly feature: Our experts analyzed the market situation and told how it may change in the short term for Bitcoin

Bitcoin has been trading in a narrow range for 28 days now, and there is a risk of a breakout down to $27,500.

In the week from August 6 to August 13, bitcoin demonstrated boring sideways dynamics. And in doing so, stuck in a narrow corridor between $28,700 and $30,400. It feels like Bitcoin is stuck in a traffic jam on the crypto highway and can’t get out of it.

Also investors are clearly bored and yawning as they stare at their monitor screens. Even inflation data in the U.S. could not cause strong price fluctuations. Quotes only slightly swung back and forth and returned back to the range.

Apparently, market participants are indecisive about the prospects of the Fed’s monetary policy. Until there is clarity about the September meeting and spot Bitcoin-ETFs, the price is likely to sleep.

The technical price pattern is not bad for price to consolidate above $30,400. But the lack of volatility in the market during the release of consumer and manufacturing inflation data begs the question.

In the week from August 14 through August 20 the trend line passes through $27,500. This level is the key support, below which it is impossible to fall. Its violation will cause the market to close long positions on the futures market and open the way to $25,300 for sellers. Our experts consider it ideal to stay above $27,800 until September and start a new rally in anticipation of a halving in 2024.

Bitcoin is actually benefiting from this, though. It is better to let it gather strength in a sideways trend. Before breaking into unpredictability with sharp ups and downs. Besides, the longer the consolidation lasts, the more powerful the subsequent spurt.

Conclusions:

Bitcoin is stuck in a narrow price corridor waiting for clarity on the Fed. The sideways dynamics is likely to persist. New catalysts are needed for an exit.