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Board Speculation (Altcoins)
Re: [Chart] Bitcoin dominance due for a pull-back?
by
dragonvslinux
on 21/11/2020, 22:37:12 UTC
The big red hammer of resistance appears to be playing it's part. Here's what I referenced in Bitcoin TA thread regarding market dominance. The hammer has been moved up to the top of the wick (yes I know, cheating right?) but the concept remains the same. Dominance is at long-term resistance and is now facing rejection and uncertainty. Closing the week tomorrow below the resistance trend-line = very bearish and continuation of the year+ long bear trend.

Looks like it's time for Bitcoin to correct or consolidate, as investors already begin to diversify into the altcoin market. Bitcoin dominance appears to be topping out on a TD Sequanital 9 Sell Signal on the Weekly chart, while being rejected by the volume point of control. In long-term bear markets (that dominance is currently in, based on it's bearish 200 Week MA), this is the expected outcome from the recent dead-cat bounce from <60% to 67%. This Weeks candle screams doji reversal to me:



Also to note, and as relevant as always regarding altcoin dominance, ETH/BTC is doing the opposite (as expected) by bouncing from a TD 9 Buy Signal:

Just to say ETH/BTC looks like great buying opportunity right now. Ignoring the obvious support trend-line that has been held, price is bouncing strong from the 50 & 100 Week MAs*. If ever you wanted an average ETH/BTC price in the past 1-2 years, then that was it basically. Also the double Weekly 9 Sell/Buy Signals appear very relevant right now (see arrows).



There's still a another day to go in the Weekly chart, but if the  Daily RSI's aggressive bearish divergence on the BTC dominance chart is anything to go by, it's going down: