比特币未能站稳 2.7 万、以太坊再跌穿 1800，分析师：多头面临严峻挑战

动区动趋Опубліковано о 2023-05-15Востаннє оновлено о 2023-05-15

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比特币在周六（13日），一度跌至25,800 美元之后，随即快速回调，整个周末都在26,800 美元附近震荡，并在14 日深夜一度来到27,200 美元。

比特币在周六（13日），一度跌至25,800 美元之后，随即快速回调，整个周末都在26,800 美元附近震荡，并在14 日深夜一度来到27,200 美元。

不过随后并没有站稳脚步，又再度跌回震荡区间中，截稿前现报26,815 美元。

BTC价格走势

以太币（ETH）方面，周六最低是跌至1,740 附近，最高一度回弹至1,824 美元，目前正在力拼能否站稳1,800 美元关卡，现报1,793 美元。

ETH价格走势

分析师如何预测本周走势？

至于面对新的一周，比特币走势会怎么走？在推特上有超30 万订阅的分析师Daan Crypto Trades表示，如果BTC能站稳三月下旬的低点（$26,500），那预判走势仍相对强劲；但如果无法站稳，那可能会再次下探。

图源：Daan Crypto Trades 推文

不过另一位分析师Rekt Capital 对近期BTC前景则不太乐观。他在比特币完成一周收线后，于昨晚的推文警告：

在未能收回28800 美元作为支撑（橙色线）之后，每周收盘价低于27550 美元（黑色线）可能意味着价格更多下行空间。

图源：Rekt Capital 推文

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