In general, yesterday the market adhered to a neutral scenario as main cryptocurrencies tested borders of the relevant areas and determined the consolidation ranges.
Bitcoin
The high-volume $7,440 – 7,466 area provided a support to bitcoin (Bitcoin) and the control price of Tuesday ($7,670) acted as a resistance point. This morning bitcoin has overcome it and managed to fix in the $7,590 – 7,704 range by testing its upper border.
Daily Scenario
The most likely scenario (of the - bullish, neutral, bearish) for today is a bearish one. Yesterday the $7,440 – 7,666 appeared to support two times and today sellers can once again test this area. Bulls are not hoping for growth, as too many levels need to be overcome, for example, $7,704 – 7,822.
Ethereum
On Wednesday ethereum (ETH/USD) reached the first target of the bullish scenario ($426) and then tested the level proposed by the bearish one ($408). This behavior can be explained simply by the cryptocurrency exploring the current range, figuring out the boundaries and interest towards it from buyers and sellers.
Daily Scenario
Today, the most likely scenario is a bearish one. On Wednesday the $408 level took up a supporting role and today bears can test it again. The more general goal is a test of high-volume area ($403) border.
Dash
On Wednesday dash (DASH/USD) tested the $225 mark and returned to the consolidation area. This means that we can expect both bullish behavior (fixing at $225 level and attack at $233), and bearish with a test of $206 level followed by subsequent decline to the $186 – 190 area.
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