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Rising fresh fears among crypto traders, a major Bitcoin indicator is a “bearish cross” suggesting that the asset may be destined for further collapse — however history says this may potentially be a positive sign.
Bitcoin’s 50-day simple moving average (SMA) dropped below its 200-day SMA on August 15, producing what is often referred to as a “death cross” a signal routinely seen as foreshadowing possible short-term market turmoil. The 200-day SMA at the time was $62,484; the 50-day SMA was $61,749. Currently trading below these levels, CoinMarketCap estimates Bitcoin’s value to be $58,077.
Historical Context Offers Hope
Although the death cross usually suggests a pessimistic view, some traders think it might possibly imply a price rise. According to pseudo bitcoin dealer Mags, the price of Bitcoin rose over 50% in past occurrences four months ago after a death cross.
For instance, a death cross happened in September 2023 at $26,678; four months later the price had soared 49% to $39,518. Following an equally negative cross, in July 2021 Bitcoin’s price surged 54% from $34,671 to $54,813.
Tony Sycamore, an analyst of IG markets, said Bitcoin would have to rebuild its 200-day SMA around $62,432 to consolidate and maybe test resistance near $70,000. Mags added that in the meantime the market will continue to experience “a few weeks of volatile price movements,” but he also emphasized that “the bullish confirmation will come with a reclaim of the moving averages coupled with a bullish crossover.”
This mixed sentiment based view also focuses on the complexity of the signal given by the market and as we well know a mainly bearish signal can at times be followed by a fairly significant bounce.
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