By: Eva Baxter
With fluctuations in the market, Bitcoin pulled back from a low of $61,774 to reach a high of $64,738, despite initial concerns from the disappointing trading volumes of Asia's first spot bitcoin and ether ETFs in Hong Kong. Bitcoin is currently consolidating gains above $63,500, with clear support near the $63,200 zone. The cryptocurrency witnessed a break above a key bearish trend line at $63,250.
Following a downward shift, Bitcoin fell below the $63,500 pivot level but quickly regained footing as the price began a recovery wave, moving beyond the $62,500 and $63,500 resistance levels. If the $64,750 resistance is surpassed, the price is expected to ascend further to touch new highs.
However, the dipping market may pose a risk with possibilities of another downturn. If Bitcoin fails to rise above the $64,750 mark, the price may steadily drop, with the first significant support at the $63,000 level. Further decline could push the price closer to the $61,200 support zone. Market analysts are monitoring this closely as the MACD is losing pace while the RSI is above the 50 level.