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Bitcoin’s price began a rebound above the $68,800 zone, but the move has since stalled. BTC is trimming gains and may revisit the $67,500 support area if downside pressure continues.
Bitcoin gained momentum after trading above the $68,500 and $68,800 levels. It later pushed above $70,000, but failed to hold those gains. A peak was recorded at $70,463, followed by a downside correction.
The pullback moved below the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level of the upward move from the $65,688 swing low to the $70,463 high. Bitcoin is currently trading above $68,000 and the 100-hour simple moving average.
On the hourly chart for the BTC/USD pair, a bullish trend line is forming with support at $67,500.
If the price stabilizes above $67,500, it could attempt another upward move. Immediate resistance is near $69,350, followed by a key resistance level at $69,800.
A close above $69,800 could open the way for further gains, with the price potentially testing $70,500. Additional upside could then target $71,500, while the next major resistance for bulls is at $72,000.
If Bitcoin fails to break above the $69,350 resistance zone, it may start another decline. Immediate support sits around $68,000, with the first major support near $67,800.
Further support is now located at the $67,500 zone, which also aligns with the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level of the move from the $65,688 swing low to the $70,463 high. If losses extend, BTC could move toward the $66,800 support level in the near term.
The main support is at $65,500. Below that level, BTC may struggle to recover in the near term.
Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.com
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