Bitcoin Likely Undervalued Below $63,000: Should Traders Wait For A Breakout?

Bitcoin is firm at spot rates though dipping from $60,000. Analysts are convinced the coin is undervalued but will recover above $63,000

Bitcoin Daily Chart for August 15

Bitcoin is firm, per the developments in the daily chart. Admittedly, buyers have been resilient, but for the uptrend to continue, there needs to be a high volume push above the immediate local resistance. For now, conservative, risk-on traders can wait for a clean break in either direction before committing. If prices rise, closing above $63,000 and August 8 highs, Bitcoin might find the momentum to float above July highs.

As Bitcoin moves in a tight range, as is evident in the daily chart, its performance has been dull. This sideways movement means the coin is stable on the last week, but down nearly 5% in the previous day. Since there has been no clear breakout in either direction, participation is also low, at $32 billion amid the general indecision.

Bitcoin Daily Chart for August 15

Traders are closely tracking the following Bitcoin news events:

  • Considering the sideways movement and the dump of the past few trading weeks, Bitcoin has been impacted. Fresh data shows that the monthly compound growth rate is negative 5%. Aggressive traders can take advantage of this undervaluation to buy on dips.
  • Another hint of possible undervaluation is shown by the short-term holder MVRV, which is now below 1. Whenever this metric shrinks below this level, prices tend to recover steadily afterward. Before engaging, traders can wait for a signal, ideally above $70,000.

Bitcoin Price Analysis

BTC/USD is within a bullish formation, following the uptick after the dump of August 5.

As it is, prices remain inside a buy zone, inside the $57,000 to $60,000 range, meaning buyers have a chance.

However, conservative traders have to stay on the sidelines until there is clarity.

Ideally, a close above $63,000 and August 8 may trigger demand. This, in turn, could set the foundation for Bitcoin to float back to $70,000.

However, if sellers are resilient and unrelenting, any drop below $56,500 and $50,000 cancels this bullish preview.

In that event, Bitcoin may crash to the $40,000 level.

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Dalmas Ngetich
Technical Analyst and News Reporter
Dalmas is a technical analyst and news reporter covering Forex, commodities, crypto, NFTs, blockchain, DeFi, and blockchain.

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