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Bitcoin traders are closely watching whether the asset can reclaim key technical levels amid ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty.
In the latest Technical Roundup podcast, trader DonAlt said Bitcoin’s most important level remains a weekly close above roughly $71,000. He noted that such a move would strengthen the case for a sustained breakout.
DonAlt said the previous attempt to break higher failed amid geopolitical volatility, and a second attempt is now underway. He added that consecutive failed breakouts are uncommon. Holding above this level would likely signal further upside.
If the move is confirmed, the next major resistance sits near $82,000. If Bitcoin fails to hold current levels, traders could see continued range-bound trading between approximately $60,000 and $73,000.
Ethereum is approaching a key resistance zone between $2,200 and $2,300. A decisive move above this range could open the door to further gains, potentially at a faster pace than Bitcoin due to lower overhead resistance.
Several altcoins, including Hype, Zcash, and Monad, have also shown relative strength. Traders often view outperformance against Bitcoin as a signal of underlying market demand.
DonAlt added that Solana appears to be behaving like a late-cycle asset, similar to Ethereum’s performance in prior market cycles. This suggests capital may be rotating toward either stronger large-cap assets or newer high-growth opportunities.
Broader macroeconomic factors—particularly geopolitical developments and movements in the S&P 500—continue to influence crypto markets. Bitcoin has recently demonstrated relative strength by holding steady during equity market weakness, which analysts view as a constructive signal.
However, if traditional markets decline before Bitcoin confirms a breakout, crypto assets could face renewed pressure unless Bitcoin decouples through sustained upward momentum.

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