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- Bulls pull BTC out of red zone amid heaping pressure from the bears.
- BTC struggles to get going after the early November crash but recovers well in late December.
- The RSI is at 81.18, well over the overbought region; the bulls could negate this sentiment.
Bitcoin (BTC) opened the market for the week, trading at $16,802. It took a head start trading in the green zone for the first day, as shown in the chart below. However, towards the latter part of the first day, BTC tanked into the red zone and reached its lowest price of $16,720 for the week.
But before long, the bulls came to BTC’s rescue and helped the coin step out of the red zone. Following this, BTC traded in the green zone. Although the bulls were able to pull BTC out of the red zone, the bears did not allow BTC to hit $17,000 for the first three days.
However, in the early hours of the fourth day, the bulls gave BTC momentum to break the $17,000 mark. After BTC broke $17,000, it has been fluctuating in the $17,000-$17,500 range. But today, the bulls gave BTC support, and its price rose from $17,358 yesterday to $18,152 as of press time.
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