Top 3 Price Prediction Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple: Bitcoin dips below $60,000

Bitcoin price approaches the $58,700 level; a close below could continue its downward move.
Ethereum price breaks below the ascending trendline, signaling a bearish trend ahead.
Ripple price retests its 200-day EMA at $0.551; a slip below would suggest a bearish move on the horizon.

Bitcoin (BTC) and Ripple (XRP) prices approach their key support level; closing below may signal a continuation of its downward trend. Ethereum (ETH) price has breached its ascending trendline, indicating a potential bearish shift.

Bitcoin price is poised for a downleg following a close below the $58,700 level

Bitcoin price was rejected around the daily resistance level at $65,379 on Sunday, declining by 7.5% in the next two days. On Wednesday, it continues to trade down slightly by 0.1% at $59,368.

If BTC continues to decline and closes below the $58,783 level, it could decline further by 4.5% to retest its daily support at $56,002.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily chart has slipped below its neutral level of 50, and the Awesome Oscillator (AO) is on its way to close below its neutral level of zero. If both indicators must trade below their neutral levels, it suggests a weak momentum and an impending bearish trend.

BTC/USDT daily chart

However, if Bitcoin's price finds support around $58,783 and closes above it, the bearish thesis will be invalidated, and BTC could rally 11% to revisit its daily resistance level at $65,379.

Ethereum price faces a decline after trendline break

Ethereum price finds resistance around the 50% price retracement level at $2,843, which roughly coincides with the daily resistance level at $2,927 and the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $2,869 on Saturday. It declined 11% in the next three days. At the time of writing on Wednesday, it trades slightly up by 0.6% at $2,469.

If ETH pulls back and retests its broken ascending trendline at $2,619, it could continue declining 6% to retest its August 8 low of $2,327.

On the daily chart, the RSI and AO trade below their neutral levels of 50 and zero, respectively, suggesting an impending bearish trend.

ETH/USDT daily chart

On the other hand, if ETH breaks above the $2,843 level and closes above the daily resistance at $2,927, forming a higher high on the daily chart. This would invalidate the bearish thesis, and it could rally 11% to retest its weekly resistance level at $3,236.

Ripple price set for a decline if it closes below 200-day EMA

Ripple price retested and was rejected by its daily resistance level at $0.626 on Saturday. It declined 7.75% in the next three days and revisited its 200-day EMA at $0.551. On Wednesday, it trades slightly up by 0.2% to $0.567.

If the Ripple price continues to decline and closes below the 200-day EMA at $0.551, it could crash 10% from its current trading level at $0.567 to retest its August 7 low of $0.492.

The RSI on the daily chart has slipped below its neutral level of 50, and the AO is on its way to close below its neutral level of zero. For the bearish momentum to be sustained, both indicators must trade below their neutral levels for the ongoing bearish trend.

XRP/USDT daily chart

However, if the Ripple price closes above the $0.626 daily resistance level, it would shift the market structure by creating a higher high on the daily chart, potentially leading to a 5.3% rise to revisit the July 31 high of $0.658.

Crypto ETF FAQs

What is an ETF?

An Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) is an investment vehicle or an index that tracks the price of an underlying asset. ETFs can not only track a single asset, but a group of assets and sectors. For example, a Bitcoin ETF tracks Bitcoin’s price. ETF is a tool used by investors to gain exposure to a certain asset.

Is Bitcoin futures ETF approved?

Yes. The first Bitcoin futures ETF in the US was approved by the US Securities & Exchange Commission in October 2021. A total of seven Bitcoin futures ETFs have been approved, with more than 20 still waiting for the regulator’s permission. The SEC says that the cryptocurrency industry is new and subject to manipulation, which is why it has been delaying crypto-related futures ETFs for the last few years.

Is Bitcoin spot ETF approved?

Bitcoin spot ETF has been approved outside the US, but the SEC is yet to approve one in the country. After BlackRock filed for a Bitcoin spot ETF on June 15, the interest surrounding crypto ETFs has been renewed. Grayscale – whose application for a Bitcoin spot ETF was initially rejected by the SEC – got a victory in court, forcing the US regulator to review its proposal again. The SEC’s loss in this lawsuit has fueled hopes that a Bitcoin spot ETF might be approved by the end of the year.

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