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Despite the market's volatility, analysts say Bitcoin's uptrend remains intact. OKX data show Bitcoin fell 0.5% in the last 24 hours, trading near the $80,000 mark. Many other cryptocurrencies also declined. Ethereum dropped more than 2%, to $2,287; XRP and Solana fell about 1%, to $1.4 and $95 respectively. BNB rose more than 1%, to $663. Although the market fluctuates, according to Cointelegraph, analysts still believe Bitcoin's uptrend hasn't been broken. The coin has only corrected modestly by about 2.5% from its multi-month peak of $82,800 set on May 6. Swissblock Asset Management notes that Bitcoin still maintains strong upside momentum. The recent upmove has helped reinforce the uptrend and return to a positive stance. Bitcoin is currently trading around $80,000—a key support level. Meanwhile, the $85,000 region acts as resistance in the near term. According to Swissblock, the uptrend structure remains solid. 'As long as the rally is kept, buyers remain in control of the market,' the firm said. Similarly, The Great Mattsby analyst assesses market signals have turned positive, as the overall trend returns to an up move after a period of weakness. Money-flow indicators have also turned positive. After dipping into a trough that has appeared during previous bottoms in 2021, 2022, and mid-2023, the index has recovered. Historically, every rebound from the bottom has been accompanied by strong Bitcoin gains. Moreover, the number of users on the Bitcoin network and transaction fees have increased significantly, reflecting rising investor interest and confidence. Money-flow data also show buying pressure outweighing selling pressure, particularly from large investors who tend to accumulate rather than trade in the short term. Experts say when buyers are willing to pay higher prices to hold Bitcoin, a durable uptrend is often formed. If this trend continues, the market could embark on a new rally similar to prior cycles. Additionally, direct market demand is rising quickly, indicating growing investor resolve. This is typically a sign that the upside may continue in the near term. Another composite indicator also suggests Bitcoin's market structure is being strengthened, seen as an early sign of a potential new price rally.
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