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Market activity over the weekend has been low, with trading volume dropping significantly from last week’s peak of around $55 billion to about $12.4 billion. This low volume could lead to volatility in the coming days, especially with liquidity concentrated around key levels like $63,000 and $59,500. Later in the week, key economic data releases, including the FOMC minutes and inflation figures, could impact market sentiment.
According to analyst Josh of Crypto World, Bitcoin has recently shown a bounce from a significant support area. Currently, it’s trading in a range that suggests a potential for upward movement, particularly as it starts to liquidate some short positions.
Major Support Area
On the daily chart, Bitcoin is showing resilience as it bounces from an important support range situated between $60,200 and $61,200. This zone has demonstrated its strength, having previously acted as a significant floor for the price. The ability of Bitcoin to maintain above this range in the short term is crucial for sustaining bullish sentiment.
Resistance Levels
As Bitcoin aims to rally higher, several key resistance points come into play:
- $63,000: This level is anticipated to act as the first barrier to further gains. A successful breach above this could lead to increased buying interest.
- $64,100 to $64,500: If Bitcoin manages to surpass $63,000, the next resistance area is between these values, based on historical price action.
- $67,000 to $68,000: This range represents a significant resistance level that must be overcome for a more definitive bullish trend to take shape. A breakout above this area would indicate a strong shift in market sentiment.
Liquidity Below Current Price
There is a considerable amount of liquidity just below the current price, particularly in the range of $59,600 to $59,800. This area may act as a safety net, providing support if the price begins to retreat. Should Bitcoin dip below its current support levels, this liquidity could help stabilize the price.
