Can Bitcoin Price Rally After This Correction

Friday's weak Jobs data led to Bitcoin price crash and $300 million in liquidations. Will Bitcoin rally after this correction?
By Akash Girimath
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Highlights

  • Bitcoin price shed nearly 4% after worrying US Nonfarm Payrolls, causing $300 million in crypto market liquidations.
  • BTC price could have formed a potential bottom due three reasons - 50-week EMA, five-month support trend line and bullish divergence.
  • On-chain data also supports a potential reversal in BTC here.

Bitcoin price has crashed nearly 4% after Friday’s weak US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) data. The US jobs report came in cooler than expectations, tilting the odds in bears’ favor. As a result, BTC and the broader crypto markets tanked, leading to $300 million in liquidations on September 6.

Investors wonder if this Bitcoin price correction is done and if BTC will rally.

Crypto Market Liquidations
Crypto Market Liquidations
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Why is Bitcoin Price Correcting?

On September 6, the Nonfarm Payrolls data showed no improvement in the jobs, suggesting worsening economic conditions in the US. This development is a continuation of the US stock market crash caused by July’s worrying NFP data coupled with Bank of Japan’s sudden interest rate hike. These two events set off a chain reaction that catalyzed financial market crashes across the US, Asia and Europe, triggering popular recession signals like Sahm and Joshi Rule to flash red.

Still, investors are speculating if the crypto market will continue to crash? Is Bitcoin price correction done?

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Is BTC Price Crash Over?

On Friday, Bitcoin crashed nearly 4% and hit a low of 52,550. Since then, BTC has recovered nearly 4% trades at $54,300 today. From a technical perspective, Bitcoin price seems to have formed a potential bottom due to three reasons: 

  1. A retest of the 50-week Exponential Moving Average (EMA). 
  2. A bounce off the five-month support trend line. 
  3. The development of an exaggerated bullish divergence between BTC price and momentum indicators.

All of the above can be seen in the daily Bitcoin price chart below.

The 50-week EMA also played a pivotal role in supporting the 2020 and 2021 bull market correction. A recovery above this level in 2021 led to the rally that propelled BTC to an all-time high of $69,000. If history repeats, then a bounce off the 50-week EMA could propel BTC higher once again, kickstarting the bull run. 

Next up, the five-month support trend line has been a reliable reversal point for Bitcoin in the past six months of sideways price action. Until this level is invalidated, it is safe to assume that it will hold and trigger a recovery rally.

Lastly, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Awesome Oscillator (AO) have both set up higher lows below their respective mean levels of 50 and 0, respectively. The recent move in RSI and AO from oversold conditions toward the mean levels Indicate a decline in bearish momentum. A flip of the 50 and 0 levels would suggest a bullish momentum comeback. 

 

BTC/USDT 1-day chart
BTC/USDT 1-day chart

Supporting a potential reversal here is the spike in BTC whale transactions worth $100,000 or more and $1,000,000 or more.If  these transfers occur after a price crash, it can be interpreted  as whales accumulating and hence a potential bottom formation. On the contrary, if this indicator sees an uptick after a rally, it could signal local top formation 

Although the BTC whale transfers did not reach the August 5 levels, there were considerable uptick in transfers worth $1 million or more, indicating that BTC whales are active. 

BTC Whale Transaction Count
BTC Whale Transaction Count

So, judging by the Bitcoin price prediction, technical indicators and on-chain metrics, there is a high chance that Bitcoin correction is over. However, investors can look for a confirmation on the lower timeframe before making any moves.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Is the Bitcoin price correction done?

Technical indicators and on-chain metrics suggest a high chance that the Bitcoin correction is over, but investors should look for confirmation on lower timeframes before making any moves.

2. Why did Bitcoin price crash after the US jobs data release?

Bitcoin price shed nearly 4% after the US Nonfarm Payrolls data came in cooler than expectations, suggesting worsening economic conditions in the US and triggering a chain reaction in financial markets.

3. What are the technical indicators suggesting about Bitcoin price?

The 50-week EMA, five-month support trend line, and exaggerated bullish divergence between BTC price and momentum indicators suggest a potential bottom formation, indicating a possible reversal in Bitcoin price.
Akash Girimath
Senior Cryptocurrency Analyst & Market Strategist Engineer-turned-analyst Akash Girimath delivers data-driven insights on cryptocurrency markets, DeFi, and blockchain technology for platforms like AMBCrypto and FXStreet. Specializing in technical analysis, on-chain analytics, and risk management, he empowers institutional investors and retail traders to navigate market volatility and regulatory shifts. A hands-on strategist, Akash merges active crypto portfolio management with research on Web3, NFTs, and tokenomics. At AMBCrypto, he led cross-functional teams to redesign content frameworks, achieving record-breaking traffic growth through scalable editorial strategies. His analyses dissect market sentiment, investment strategies, and price predictions, blending macroeconomic trends with real-world trading expertise. Known for mentoring analysts and optimizing workflows for high-impact reporting, Akash’s work is cited across global crypto publications, reaching 500k+ monthly readers. Follow his insights on YouTube, X, and LinkedIn for cutting-edge perspectives on decentralized ecosystems and crypto innovation.
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