Cryptomarket Analysis September 19

What happened in the cryptocurrency world over the past 24 hours.

On Tuesday the situation in the cryptocurrency market developed according to a bullish scenario but in fact, we witnessed quite an unusual dynamic. After the initial splash in prices, nothing happened - neither the pressure from seller’s nor an attack from the buyers.

Bitcoin (Bitcoin) is currently in the high-volume area of $6,207 - 6,598 and remains at an equilibrium, testing the borders of the area.

Time-lapse: on September 19, 2017, the bitcoin fixed at $3,960.

BTC chart by TradingView

Today bitcoin is likely to follow a neutral scenario, that proposes fluctuations in the $6,297 - 6,388 range with a possible drift towards $6,442 in the afternoon.

Ethereum (ETH/USD) has fulfilled the first goal of the bullish scenario - by returning to the $209 - 238 area and testing the open control price of Monday ($219,9) which was the level where the drop began.

Time-lapse: on September 19, 2017, ethereum was pumping and stopped at $285,67.

ETH chart by TradingView

Ethereum is gradually working out its local levels of low-volume area, forming one in a $186 - 238 range. This outcome suits both sellers and buyers. In the future this area can become a serious support or resistance depending on trend.

Dash (DASH/USD) remains within the borders of the triangle. It will be interesting to watch how it comes out of it.

Time-lapse: on September 19, 2017 dash slightly decreased and fixed on $326,72.

DASH chart by TradingView

Today the scenario proposes further consolidation in the current range ($183-196).

Aside from bitcoin, ethereum, and dash, there are several other interesting digital currencies worth taking a closer look at. The losers and winners of the past 24 hours are: Patron with 45,04% growth, and BitRent with 62,59% decrease. Keep an eye on cryptocurrencies, study them and use our quotes page to keep up to date.

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