Bitcoin Trend / 15 - 02- 2018 / Uptrend Likely Persist

Expected trading for today is between 9400 support and 10200 resistance

Take note of the line arrow and the Fibonacci fan on the chart above.

technical indicators show the uptrend would likely persist.

Breaching 10000 level and hold above it, will push the price toward 10900.

Note; Breaking 9400 level and hold below it, will push the price to test 7900 level, before any new attempt to raise.

Expected trading for today:
is between 9400 support and 10200 resistance.

The low of 2018:
5947.00 / H&S bottom.

The high of 2018:
25000.00 level.

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