The Bitcoin (BTC) price increase stalled last week, failing to cause a close above $28,000. Bitcoin has now fallen since October 2, when it reached a high of $28,580. It is trading in the middle of a horizontal range. Where does it go from here? Bitcoin Price Increase Stalls at $28,000 The analysis of the weekly timeframe reveals that Bitcoin’s price has risen since the week starting September 11th. This upward movement has confirmed the $25,300 horizontal level as a reliable support. The BTC price increase gained momentum two weeks ago, forming a bullish engulfing candlestick pattern. This specific candlestick pattern erases all losses from the previous period, indicating a positive outlook for future price trends. But, Bitcoin could not sustain the increase last week, creating a weekly candlestick with wicks on each side, considered a sign of indecision. The BTC price now trades in the middle of a horizontal range between $25,300 and $30,500. The weekly RSI is undetermined. Bulls have an advantage if the RSI reading is above 50 and the trend is upward, but if the reading is below 50, the opposite is true. The RSI has traded very close to the 50 trendline since August (green circle), indicating an undetermined trend. While the BTC price action is bearish, the RSI offers hope that the increase will continue. This is because the bullish divergence trendline (green) that preceded the entire increase is still intact. Also, the indicator is above 50. If the ongoing rejection continues, BTC can fall by another 7% and reach the descending resistance trendline at $26,000.