Analyst suggests swing trading Bitcoin is the best move as BTC price dips below $40K

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Bitcoin (BTC) price flashed bullish for a brief moment, possibly tricking some traders into opening longs, before plunging back below $40,000 in evening trading hours. Let's take a quick look at what traders think about the current price action and whether or not today's brief break out was nothing more than test of overhead resistance.

Analysis of Bitcoin's weekly price action was discussed by crypto trader and pseudonymous Twitter user ‘Rekt Capital’, who posted the following weekly chart noting that “Bitcoin is now hovering below the green 21-week and blue 50-week bull market exponential moving averages (EMA).”

Rekt Capital said,

Despite all the macro factors affecting global financial markets, Bitcoin remains “stuck in the middle of its $35,000 to $45,000 range according to David Lifchitz, managing partner and chief investment officer at ExoAlpha. Lifchitz noted that BTC has behaved more like a risk asset than an inflation hedge.

Evidence for this can be found by looking at the highly correlated price action for BTC and the Nasdaq over the past few months.

According to Lifchitz, if Bitcoin's “correlation with speculative tech stocks remains high,” the planned series of interest rate hikes by the U.S. Federal Reserve will at some point “become toxic to risk assets” which could translate into declines in the price of Bitcoin.

Overall, Lifchitz suggests that for investors who are convinced of its long-term potential, “Bitcoin should be actively traded while it bounced up and down in the range.”

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According to independent market analyst Michaël van de Poppe, $42,300 is the crucial level that needs to be overcome.

Van de Poppe said,

Further evidence that