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Crude-oil futures rose about 12% on Friday and are headed for a record weekly gain of over 35% as Iran-related supply fears mount. The Relative Strength Index climbed to 88.94, a 36-year high, signaling an overbought condition; yet history shows such readings have preceded further rallies rather than reversals, suggesting a near-term pullback is possible but the overall rally could continue if momentum remains strong.
Bitcoin fell toward $73,000, erasing gains from the Trump-era rally as a broad crypto downturn persisted. A Glassnode note highlighted that about 44% of Bitcoin supply is now underwater after a roughly 30% drop, while the RSI sits near oversold levels around 30, suggesting further downside risk. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw inflows, but derivatives markets faced heavy liquidations, with other major assets also slipping amid macro uncertainty and a looming U.S. government shutdown.
Crypto analyst Master Kenobi predicts Dogecoin will reach a new all-time high (ATH) of $0.85 within two days, citing a bullish Relative Strength Index (RSI) and fractal setup. Currently trading at $0.46, Dogecoin has broken above $0.4, with analysts identifying potential resistance levels at $0.54 and $0.73. Another analysis suggests a possible rally to $1 by December 2. The article emphasizes the speculative nature of these predictions and advises conducting personal research before investing.
Crypto analyst Trader Tardigrade notes that Dogecoin's bi-monthly RSI has reached levels last seen in 2020, preceding a massive bull run. He predicts significant price increases, potentially reaching $44 if Dogecoin replicates its past 26,000% gain. Other analysts also offer bullish predictions, with potential prices ranging from $23 to $32, influenced by factors like Bitcoin's performance and Elon Musk's involvement. Currently, Dogecoin trades at around $0.2, with a market cap of $29 billion.
A cryptocurrency analyst predicts that XRP could soon vastly outperform Bitcoin based on a key technical indicator, the Relative Strength Index (RSI), which is at its lowest level ever for XRP/BTC. Historically, such low RSI levels have led to significant gains for XRP against Bitcoin. Despite XRP's recent underperformance, the analyst sees potential positive catalysts that could quickly change market sentiment. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has seen substantial gains partly due to the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S., with BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust becoming the largest ETF for Bitcoin exposure.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite have reached new highs, but some market observers are cautious due to elevated RSI readings, a momentum gauge. However, Mark Newton of Fundstrat argues that overbought RSI levels do not necessarily indicate vulnerability in stocks. While smaller cap stocks and those with high beta may reach RSI extremes more easily, historical data suggests that overbought RSI levels do not hinder further gains. U.S. stock-index futures are slightly lower, and key economic data and Federal Reserve officials' comments are expected. Elon Musk has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, and shares of New York Community Bank are down after replacing its CEO. Dell Technologies and NetApp stocks surge after posting strong results, while manufacturing in China continues to contract.
Bitcoin's upcoming halving on April 19th could lead to a potential rally, as historical data and technical analysis indicate a possible surge of over 30% in the eight weeks leading up to the event. The relative strength index (RSI) has crossed above 80, suggesting strong upward momentum, with previous occurrences of this signal resulting in an average gain of 54% in the following 60 days. Additionally, strong inflows into U.S.-based spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) indicate a bullish sentiment among traditional investors. However, while past performance is not indicative of future results, the current macroeconomic environment appears supportive of increased risk-taking, potentially contributing to Bitcoin's upward trend.
Nearly half of the S&P 500 components currently have a relative strength index (RSI) reading over 70, indicating overbought conditions. While an overbought RSI is typically seen as a warning sign, historical data shows that when at least 45% of S&P 500 components have overbought RSIs, the average 12-month performance afterward has been a gain of 13%. This suggests that despite the frothy market conditions, it could signal the start of a process towards fresh all-time highs for equities.
Bitcoin traders are closely monitoring the 200-week exponential moving average (EMA) at around $25,700 as a crucial support level for BTC. If this level holds, it could indicate a bottoming out and present a significant entry point for traders. However, if the 200-week EMA is lost, the next major entry point could be between $19,500 and $21,500. Traders are also paying attention to the relative strength index (RSI), which has remained low for the past week, suggesting potential buying opportunities.
Bitcoin's 14-day relative strength index (RSI) has dropped to its lowest level since the March 2020 crash, indicating extreme oversold conditions. This suggests a strengthening bearish momentum for the cryptocurrency. The RSI is a momentum indicator that reflects an asset's recent price movement relative to its average movement over a specific period. An RSI reading below 30 signifies oversold conditions, implying that the price has dropped too quickly. Bitcoin's trend has shifted to bearish, with the next potential decline area at $24,700. The recent drop in Bitcoin's price is attributed to surging bond yields, which are impacting risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin has risen above $31,000 for the first time in ten months as global inflation continues to fall, leading to expectations of central banks pivoting from current policies of monetary tightening. The rise in bullish sentiment comes after the non-farm payrolls report and inflation data releases. The 14-day relative strength index (RSI) has moved deep into overbought territory, hitting a peak at 72.44, and if it falls below its support at 68.00, bears could begin to reappear.