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BTC Prices Risks New Sub-$29000 Drop as Binance Dismay Test BTC Bulls 

Bitcoin is not pending with short-term BTC prices decline, analysis estimated, with overall uncertainty still among its rock bottom levels. 

Bitcoin declined below $29,000 on August 3 as market consideration over biggest global exchanges Binance relighted BTC prices downside.  

Data from TradingView BTC price action describes lower before a passable recovery into the Wall Street open. 

Tittle-tattle over new US legal action against Binance made for a disheartening 24 hour s for Bitcoin bulls after a short trip above $30,000. 

With the trading span still rigidly in the place, controlling resource Material Indicator foresee a future pessimistic support retest to come.  

If you were astonished, confused, or feel the bi-directional uncertainty is over then you have not been paying attention, analysis reads. 

Renowned trader Daan, Crypto Trader, concurrently, recommended that present BTC price act was merely the extension of an acquainted pattern.  

Further added, he said it before, but he will say it again, the longer price drifts over here, the bigger the plan backing it, will be.  

Ki Young Ju, CEO of analytics platform CryptoQuant, gauged that confused over solvency issues would emerge to be a non-event.  

Moreover, he tweeted with charts of BTC and Ether reserves, that he has heard regarding the bankruptcy risk on Binance a hundred times for years, but their customers stabilize always tell a contrasting story.  

Binance BTC, ETH reserves charts. Source: Ki Young Ju/Twitter 

Bitcoin Explosivity Prepares to Undermine Stocks, Gold 

Overall, Bitcoin explosivity remains low historically. As per Bitcoin Historical Volatility Index, weekly volatility was directed toward record lows seen at the beginning of 2023. 

Bitcoin Historical Volatility Index (BVOL) 1-week chart. Source: TradingView 

This coordinate keeps going contrast to January, with Bollinger Band data moreover showing the period instantly before Bitcoin’s first quarter breakout. 

Dylan LeClair, senior analyst at digital asset fund UTXO Management, as well observed that 10 days realized explosives were below that of US stocks, gold and bonds.