Bitcoin Cash Gets Moving Bitcoin Cash gained 4.63% on Saturday, partially reversing Friday’s 6.53% slide, to end the day at $1,392.1.
The day was a relatively one directional one, with Bitcoin Cash seeing few reversals through the day, momentum across the cryptomarket supporting appetite, with an intraday low $1,315.5 coming at the start of the day leaving the day’s first major support level of $1,291.
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A break out from the 23.
6% Fib Retracement Level of $1,347.5 within the first few hours supported a rally through to an intraday high $1,422.
1 in the middle part of the day, Bitcoin Cash moving through the day’s first major resistance level of $1,393.4 with ease before pulling back to sub-$1,400 levels by the close.
Holding above the 23.6% FIB Retracement Level was key for the day, the Saturday move continuing to support the bullish trend formed back on 6 th April.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin Cash was up 4.31% to $1,451.1, the early gains coming off the back of an overspill from Saturday’s rally.
Bitcoin Cash hit an early morning high $1,492.4 to break through the day’s first major resistance level of $1,437.63 and 2 nd resistance level of $1,483.17 before a pullback to current levels, the moves in the early hours continuing to support the bull trend and a run at $2,000 levels.
For the day ahead, a break back through the 2 nd resistance level of $1,483.17 would support a move back through to $1,500 levels and bring the 24 th April’s swing hi $1,578.3 into play, a move needed to support Bitcoin Cash’s stellar run fuelled by next month’s hard fork.
Failing to break back through the 2 nd resistance level could see a pullback to the sub-$1,400 levels by the day’s end, investors recently being on the quicker side to lock in profits from the previous day, though we would expect the day’s first major support level of $1,331.03 to remained untested, barring a material shift in sentiment later in the day, with the 23.6% FIB Retracement Level of $1,347.5 there to provide support in an extended sell-off.
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Litecoin Recovers to the $150s Litecoin gained 4.06% on Saturday, partially reversing Friday’s 4.84% fall, to end the day at $151.82.
There was a lot of ground to make up through the day, with Litecoin having ended Friday at the 38.2% FIB Retracement Level of $145.33, with Saturday’s intraday low $145 coming at the start of the day before a day long rally kicked in that saw Litecoin move through to an intraday high $152.94 and to within reach of the 23.
6% FIB Retracement Level of $153.18, before easing back to a $151.82 close.
While Litecoin had turned somewhat bearish in the week, Saturday’s moves reaffirmed the bullish trend formed on 6 th April, with Saturday’s closing $151.
82 holding above the day’s first major resistance level of $151.19.
News of an increased usage of Litecoin for payments has yet to materially impact the direction of Litecoin, with the jury still out on which of the cryptos is going to become the true alternative to fiat money, though with Ripple’s platform already active, increased usage could see Litecoin garner more interest following the failings of Litepay.
At the time of writing, Litecoin was up 1.44% to $154.01, with a start of the day bounce through to an intraday high $156.39 seeing Litecoin break clear of the 23.6% FIB Retracement Level of $153.
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