Will Bitcoin Fall Again? Current BTC Analysis

BTC

BTC/USDT

$74,148.70
+1.94%
24h Volume

$27,493,895,147.63

24h H/L

$76,050.00 / $72,694.50

Change: $3,355.50 (4.62%)

Long/Short
41.8%
Long: 41.8%Short: 58.2%
Funding Rate

-0.0098%

Shorts pay

Data provided by COINOTAG DATALive data
Bitcoin
Bitcoin
Daily

$74,271.30

-0.20%

Volume (24h): -

Resistance Levels
Resistance 3$77,850.24
Resistance 2$76,010.24
Resistance 1$74,392.15
Price$74,271.30
Support 1$73,365.18
Support 2$71,114.03
Support 3$68,115.84
Pivot (PP):$74,701.59
Trend:Uptrend
RSI (14):61.4
(12:22 PM UTC)
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  • Bitcoin rallied from the $62,910-$62,300 support zone and traded long at $62,910.
  • According to Coinotag analysts, BTC has a target of $65,800 and is expected to exceed this level. Otherwise, the decline may continue.
  • Readers are advised to set an entry stop at $62,910 and set their targets at $65,800 and $69,000.

Bitcoin’s technical analysis focuses on the target of $69,000 by breaking the resistance above $65,800 with the rise starting at $62,910.

MEDIUM TERM BTC ANALYSIS

8-Hour BTC/USD Price Chart
8-Hour BTC/USD Price Chart

Looking at Bitcoin’s 8-hour technical chart, according to the analysis we shared yesterday, BTC fell to the $62,910 – $62,300 support zone in the last decline and rose from the $62,910 level.

Our followers who traded long at $62,910 were up more than 3% yesterday and it would be more strategic to put the entry stop at this level. Because if BTC falls again from this level, it may fall to $62,300 and $61,200.

According to Coinotag analysts, as long as Bitcoin price stays above the $62,910-$62,300 support range, its first target will be $65,800. If BTC breaks the $65,800 resistance and closes 8-hour candles above $66,800, it could continue its uptrend to $69,000.

Therefore, it is important for our readers who trade long at $62,910 to follow the entry stop and set their targets at $65,800 and $69,000 respectively.

MR

Michael Roberts

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