- Bitcoin’s value has dropped to $77,000 from $80,000, despite forming a golden cross.
- Prior to this golden cross, Bitcoin surged approximately 32%, increasing from $62,000 to $82,000.
- According to CoinDesk, the golden cross might indicate a long-term bullish trend, but it is a lagging indicator, suggesting that the recent price surge may have already been factored in.
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Following the formation of a golden cross—often regarded as a bullish indicator—Bitcoin’s value has decreased, illustrating that this signal does not assure immediate gains.
On September 11, CoinDesk reported that Bitcoin established a golden cross earlier in the week, yet the price subsequently fell to approximately $77,000 from $80,000. Historical instances suggest that major price increases often occur prior to the appearance of a golden cross, leading to a short-term correction afterward.
A golden cross is identified when the 50-day moving average rises above the 200-day moving average, indicating a shift towards a bullish trend that can persist over the medium to long term.
However, Bitcoin had already risen about 32% from $62,000 to $82,000 before the recent golden cross appeared. Despite this positive signal emerging earlier this week, prices reverted to around $77,000.
CoinDesk states that while the golden cross can indicate long-term bullish momentum, it is essentially a lagging indicator, showcasing price movements that have already occurred. By the time this indicator is observed, much of the preceding upward trend may have already been realized.