Bitcoin bear trap over? BTC price fractal hints at parabolic move next

Crypto market analysts say the Bitcoin bear trap is officially over. Based on historical chart patterns, they are eyeing the next price breakout.

Was the 25% Bitcoin price drawdown a bear trap?

A bear trap is a form of coordinated but controlled selling that creates a temporary dip in an asset’s price. It typically comprises a significant correction during a long-term uptrend.

The latest correction may have been a bear trap or a shake-out, according to pseudonymous crypto analyst Sensei, who wrote in an Aug. 8 X post:

“So, that was a shake-out or a Bear trap?”

Moreover, Bitcoin fractals point to the imminent start of Bitcoin’s parabolic phase, noted the pseudonymous analyst Sensei in an Aug. 6 X post.

Fractal patterns are used by technical traders to identify key support and resistance levels and potential trend reversals based on historical data.

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Despite fractal patterns signaling a local bottom, Bitcoin’s daily trend could still turn negative, according to Aurelie Barthere, the principal research analyst at Nansen onchain analytics platform.

The analyst told Cointelegraph, sharing the below chart:

BTC price faces “difficult threshold” at $62K

Bitcoin’s next significant resistance to cross is at $62,000 before a chance to breach $70,000, and tackle the all-time high above, according to Barthere from onchain data analytics platform Nansen.

The analyst told Cointelegraph:

Bitcoin faces significant resistance at $61,500 and $62,000. A rally above $62,000 would liquidate $845 million worth of cumulative leveraged short positions, according to Coinglass data.

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