Will Bitcoin Breach $62,000 Level or Fall Again?

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After a strong 3.7% of green 4-hour engulfing candle, Bitcoin (BTC) once again reached its crucial level near $62,000. However, this is the fifth time BTC has reached this level in the last 15 days, and each time it has faced massive selling pressure, resulting in a significant drop in BTC’s value

Bitcoin’s Upcoming Levels

This time, BTC’s daily candle closing will be crucial in determining its upcoming momentum, whether it will repeat the history or breach this $62,000 resistance. According to expert technical analysis, BTC looks bearish as it started falling from that crucial level. Looking at the current market sentiment, there is a high possibility BTC will again fall to $59,000 and $58,000 levels in the coming days.

Source: Trading view

However, to experience a massive upside move, BTC needs to breach the $62,000 level and close a daily candle above that level. If this happens, BTC could rally to the $67,000 level or even higher. 

Rise in Open Interest

With the recent price surge, BTC’s open interest has increased by over 4.05% in the last 4 hours and over 5% in the last 24 hours. This increased open interest signals and strong interest from traders and investors in BTC. 

However, the rise of open interest does not necessarily signal a bullish trend, it is possible that short sellers have begun making significant bets at the current level, hoping that BTC will fall.

Bitcoin’s Price Overview

At press time, BTC is trading near the $61,200 level and has experienced a price surge of over 3% in the last 24 hours. Meanwhile, its trading volume has remained unchanged during the same period, meaning traders’ participation remains stable.

Earlier, on August 21, 2024, the on-chain analytic firm made a post on X (previously Twitter) that a large sell order of 1,200 BTC had been placed at the $60,500 level.

#BTC OrderBook Heatmap Someone placed large sell orders at $60500,about 1.2K.