Bitcoin SV Trades Forms a Rising Wedge and Holds a Bullish Crossover

Bitcoin SV, like any other altcoin, has been recording a dip from soaring at $256, earlier this year to currently bottoming out around $99.3. With this BSV and many other altcoins have been only falling in the latter half of the year after BTC took a reverse turn from $13,000 price zone.

However, the degree of a plunge for BSV has been quite considerate as all the major coins have been recording fresh 52-week lows. BSV has been trading with quite a measurable fall as the supports have remained active. With this, the coin gains short-term support i.e., the 10-day MA.

Bitcoin SV Price Analysis

Analyzing the half-hourly price chart of BSV against USD, we see an immediate rising wedge forming as the coin rises from the 7-day low at $85 to currently trading with a growth of over 16%. The price of Bitcoin SV was nosediving at the onset of the last month of 2019.

With the end being around the corner, BSV is exhibiting a growth momentum as it forms a rising wedge. The 20-day Bollinger Bands laid normal manifest movement as the current trading price is supported by the BB Basis. BSV is currently in the buy phase as it immediately supported by the 10-day MA, followed by the 50-day and 200-day MA. Important to note that the coin has long-term support as well and we can expect a positive trade.

The technical indicators laid also confirm the positive move of BSV against USD, as the MACD line runs above zero, and it holds a slight bullish crossover as the MACD line cuts the signal line.

The RSI of the coin is at 53.29 and withholds volatility but shows no extremities at present, rather trades optimistically.

Paul Jolin

Paul Jolin is an economist having experience in financial research. He joined CoinNewsSpan in 2017 and since then has been working with the team to offer best price analysis and review stories on the crypto space. He is optimistic about blockchain technology's use cases in terms of financial freedom. He also has experience as an independent trader.

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