Bitcoin’s relatively low volatility may have a lot of traditional bulls turned off but all along we and many other analysts have said that a day would come when Bitcoin has shed its volatility.

Boring Bitcoin is a term rarely used but might be more common in the future as Bitcoin sheds its volatility over time. That has been ever more evident over the last week of trading.

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BTC futures are trading lower today for the fifth sessions in a row today fractionally lower. As of 4:00 PM EDT Bitcoin futures are trading at $9,120, down approximately .20% on the day. But it seems that BTC may be making a return to rally mode again and the 50-day moving average currently at $9,123 looks just like the place to recover from.

This week in BTC we in essence closed were we started, at the 78% retracement at $9,249. Combined with last week’s doji candle we have seen the least amount of volatility in the market for quite some time. We have also seen a decrease in volume in BTC over the last three weeks.

Bitcoin futures in the CME are trading fractionally lower on the day, currently down $35 or .37% at $9,340 as of 5:00 PM EST. Of realm interest today was the low that briefly breached support at $9,250 and almost touched upon the 50-day moving average, something that has not occurred since April when pricing rose above this average.

The golden cross formed in BTC futures between the 50 and 200-day moving averages has not only remained but the gap between the two continues to widen. This is a very bullish technical indicator however it can suggest a market is overbought.

Bitcoin futures are trading up on the day by a respectable 3.8% or $360, currently trading at $9,675 on the CME.  Although this a great day for the bulls and re-affirms that support is sitting right at $9,250, the 78% retracement it doesn’t have much room to the upside without taking out the elusive $10,000 level.

Gold pricing surged to higher ground today, as renewed concerns about a second wave of the pandemic triggers concerns leading to safe haven demand.