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Amid bearish forecasts, price surpasses $63,000; What’s next?
Bitcoin is once again recovering from a critical support area and the price chart may be suggesting the next short-term price target. Crypto World analyst Josh said that with the weekend over, volatility is expected to increase with the new week due to higher trading volumes and activity.
In his latest analysis videothe analyst said that a confirmed bullish reversal would require a break above strong resistance levels and a bearish reversal in the DXY, which has not yet occurred.
In the immediate short term, Bitcoin is expected to remain within a price range of $60,000 to $64,000. However, in the next two weeks, Bitcoin is expected to break out of this range, with a higher chance of falling due to the current bearish trend.
To expect a move towards the main support area between $56,000 and $58,000, a break below $60,000 is needed with confirmation. Until then, Bitcoin remains neutral in the short term but has not reversed its bearish trend. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is up more than 4% and is trading near $64,000 levels.
Do the bulls refuse to take over?
The Bitcoin liquidation heat map shows significant liquidity around $62,500-62,600, indicating a potential near-term price target as Bitcoin frequently moves towards these important liquidity levels. This price is still within the current sideways range, suggesting continued choppy price action in the near term.
According to him, Bitcoin remains in a broad sideways consolidation range, with the Bollinger Bands narrowing and the Bollinger B indicator at very low levels. There hasn’t been much change on this chart in the past few days.
For several weeks, he warned that as long as DXY is bullish, Bitcoin will likely continue its short-term bearish trend. He predicted a period of choppy sideways price movement or a slight bullish relief, but not the end of the bearish trend. In the last half of the week, this prediction has come true with Bitcoin showing a sideways movement without confirming a bullish reversal.