Bitcoin Price Falls Below $31k - Volatility Is High, Demand Is Low.
2021-07-19 | Selina Mathew

The price of the leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin [
BTC], fell below $31k, support today on Monday after sideways trading gave an additional downside pressure.
Data from
CoinMarketCap and
TradingView revealed BTC/USD hitting local lows of $30,630 on Bitstamp on Monday.
Coming just
a day after Bitcoin's lowest weekly close since December last year,
the worth action underscored the sensitivity of a market with low volume and network fundamentals still in their recovery phase.
Traders had broadly predicted a move downward after Bitcoin had
did not hold on to support levels
above, with the integrity of $30k itself being referred to as into the question.
“Volatility, finally for Bitcoin,” in-house trader and analyst Michaël van de Poppe summarized.

At the time of reporting, BTC/USD is presently trading at $30,700 USD with daily losses at around 3%.
A look at buying and sell orders on the leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance revealed considerable demand remaining at $27k and upward, reducing the likelihood of a deeper dive beyond that area.
Among market participants,
it had been all about
catching the likely price bottom.

Earlier, van de Poppe had also suggested that
the last BTC
floor price might not come as a
result of a sudden dive or have clearly defined characteristics.
A daily close beneath $31k, nonetheless, has not yet been recorded since January.
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