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Bitcoin Price Analysis: Will BTC Recover Above $62,000?
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Bitcoin (BTC) briefly climbed above $61,000 before sellers pulled it down. Over the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency has dropped by over 2% and is currently trading under $60,950.

Price Consolidation

BTC has been consolidating between $56,000 and $73,500. This range indicates strong buying pressure near the support level and significant selling pressure near the resistance level.

Bears Trying to Sink the Price

In the past month, Bitcoin has decreased by 10% as sellers target the critical support level, pushing the price below $60,000. Market watchers are looking for a trigger to boost BTC higher, but bears are trying to increase selling pressure. News of the German government potentially selling their Bitcoin holdings and the possible Mt. Gox payout have contributed to this pressure. However, buyers are defending the support level, trying to start a recovery.

Investors Respond

Bitcoin's recent weakness has prompted investors to start accumulating again. Data shows around $31 billion in net inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs, following about $1.3 billion in outflows over the past few weeks.

BTC Price Analysis

On Monday, Bitcoin saw a sharp drop to $60,330, facing heavy selling pressure that pushed it as low as $58,474. However, buyers managed to prop the price back above $60,000. Analysts expect bulls to be active between $56,500 and $60,000. If BTC falls below this range, it could slide to $58,000, where the 200-day SMA might provide support. If this level is breached, BTC could drop to $55,000.

Support and Resistance Levels

BTC has strong support at $60,000, which held on Monday, leading to a 2.52% recovery on Tuesday, pushing the price to $61,848. Buyers tried to push BTC above $62,000, but it dropped to $60,854 on Wednesday after a 1.61% decline. Currently, BTC is up marginally as buyers and sellers vie for control. The RSI is close to the oversold region, indicating a potential bullish reversal.