Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin Facing Wednesday Woes: 'Correction To $54,500 If BTC Breaks $56,800 Support'

Cryptocurrency markets are down on Wednesday, mirroring broader economic concerns amid geopolitical tensions. Notable Developments:

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Notable Statistics:

IntoTheBlock data shows a 26.3% decrease in large transaction volume and a 9.5% drop in daily active addresses. Despite price fluctuations, 79% of Bitcoin holders are currently making a profit.

Coinglass data shows open interest dropped to its lowest level, $26.7 billion, since February 2024.

Watcher Guru reported that asset manager Morgan Stanley advisors will offer Spot Bitcoin ETFs to clients starting today.

Santiment data noted that between Aug. 5 and Aug. 6, the highest level of Bitcoin whale transactions was recorded since the first week of April.

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Top Gainers: Trader Notes: Crypto chart analyst Ali Martinez highlighted a classic rising wedge for Bitcoin. He predicted a correction to $54,500 if the crypto king breaks the $56,800 support. However, if there is a close above $58,000 this pattern and prediction will be invalidated. Glassnode data points out that August is an "exceptional eventful month" for equity and digital asset markets. A "correlation-1" event sparked a major market sell-off and BTC was no exception. This led to a capitulation amongst short-term holders. Rekt Capital predicts that BTC will need to fall 3.5% from current prices to fill the most recent but much smaller CME Gap ($53,700-$54,600). The trader added that if the CME gap needs to be filled it should be now. Crypto trader Kevin sees Bitcoin in a bullish pattern. He added that there are four touches on each end of the falling broadening wedge, which makes this look more defined. What's Next: The influence of Bitcoin as an institutional asset class is expected to be thoroughly explored at Benzinga’s upcoming Future of Digital Assets event on Nov. 19. Read Next:

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