Analyst says Bitcoin could lead brief dip after sharp bounce

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Bitcoin is trading near $21,900 while Ethereum has dipped below $1,520.

The crypto market was largely green over the past week, with gains for Bitcoin and Ethereum pushing the top two cryptocurrencies to prices above $24,000 and $1,600 respectively.

As of writing, BTC is holding around the $21,900 mark while ETH/USD has dipped slightly to trade near $1,515. Both are in the green over the weekly chart, with most of the altcoin market also showing signs of holding onto recent gains.

However, the market remains beleaguered despite forecasts of a bottom looking like it’s in amid recent deleveraging.

And analysts are also watching the equities market ahead of this week’s US Federal Reserve meeting. Given, a dump in the stock market could see risk appetite across crypto fade, with potential downsides for BTC and ETH reflected across the broader altcoin market.

Pro says BTC, ETH could fall to support levels

Crypto analyst Rekt Capital said on Monday that it is possible the market could be heading lower after last week’s sharp bounce.

“After a strong week last week, the crypto market looks set for a minor pullback. BTC, ETH and many altcoins appear to be positioned for healthy dips, which could figure as key retests of previous resistances into new supports,” he tweeted.

After a strong week last week, the #Crypto market looks set for a minor pullback#BTC, $ETH and many Altcoins appear to be positioned for healthy dips which could figure as key retests of previous resistances into new supports$BTC #Bitcoin #Ethereum

— Rekt Capital (@rektcapital) July 25, 2022

Glassnode notes that although momentum looks favourable for Bitcoin after the upside above $20,000, the long term outlook suggests otherwise. According to the platform, bulls might have to bear some pressure before establishing a “firm foundation.”

#Bitcoin has attempted to escape the gravity of the $20k zone in a long awaited relief rally.

Momentum in the short term is favorable, however longer-term indicators suggest additional time may be required to form a firm foundation.

Read our analysis 👇https://t.co/Oi0IykvUNn

— glassnode (@glassnode) July 25, 2022