Bitcoin price dips below $37K as a descending channel pattern comes back into play

cointelegraph.com:

The crypto market is once again in the red on Feb. 2 as global financial markets continue to see increased volatility. 

Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView shows that after spending the morning hovering around $38,200, BTC was hit with a wave of selling that pushed the price to $36,800.

Here is what several analysts and traders are saying about Wednesday's Bitcoin price action and what areas to keep an eye on moving forward.

Insight into the major support and resistance zones of note for Bitcoin was provided by crypto trader and pseudonymous Twitter user ‘HornHairs’, who posted the following chart indicating a solid level of support near $37,400.

According to the analyst, after finding support at this level, “a move back to $38,000s is just a bearish retest unless we can reclaim $38,700.”

That being said, a bearish move could see the price continue to slide lower with the chart above indicating that bulls are in trouble below $36,781.

HornHairs said,

A look at the descending price action for BTC since topping out in November was provided by crypto trader and pseudonymous Twitter user ‘Daan Crypto Trades’, who posted the following chart highlighting the difficulty Bitcoin has had at breaking above this trend.

Daan Crypto Trader said,

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A forward-looking analysis on what could come next for Bitcoin was summarized by technical analyst and pseudonymous Twitter user ‘Decodejar’, who posted the following chart outlining a possible move lower for the top cryptocurrency.

According to Decodejar, this is a common chart being circulated by analysts which shows a “bearish ABC wave 4 expanded flat, ending below last year's lows.”

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