The price of Bitcoin surged above $9,000, demonstrating a decent recovery in the last 24 hours.
Three key reasons increase the probability of a minor rally: liquidation of 25x to 50x shorts are at $9,300, whales using the Goldman Sachs narrative and low funding rates in the futures market.
According to a cryptocurrency trader known as "Crypto ISO," the liquidation range of 25x to 50x shorts filed in the high-$8,000s is at around $9,300.
Goldman is having a client call and one of the topics is BTC.Liquidation zone of 25x and 50x Bitcoin shorts is at $9,300.
Futures data such as liquidation ranges and funding rates can have a bigger effect on the price trend of BTC than before.
Goldman Sachs is having a client call on May 27 with Bitcoin, gold, and inflation as the main topic.
The Goldman Sachs client call is unlikely to lead to any short-term institutional buying spree.
Bitcoin overtakes $9,000 ahead of Goldman Sachs client call.
It has increased slightly to below 0.01%, but it is still historically low for Bitcoin.
The low funding rate, minor fear of missing out around the Goldman Sachs call and the liquidation zone of shorts at $9,300 may lead to a small upsurge of Bitcoin.
3 Technical Reasons There's Still Room to Run
Published on May 27, 2020
by Cointele | Published on Coinage
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