Bitcoin (BTC) is experiencing a tough struggle between bulls and bears. Buyers are trying to keep the price in a range between $56,552 and $73,777, while the bears are trying to sink the price. On July 5, sellers pushed the price to $53,500, but lower levels attracted buying by the bulls.

US-based Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds experienced net inflows of $143.1 million on July 5, the highest in a month. Hunter Horsley, CEO of Bitwise Asset Management, stated that investors with no exposure to Bitcoin “have a chance to buy a dip” and that the outlook is “stronger than ever.”

Bitcoin's recent decline has intensified selling in several altcoins, but a few have managed to maintain strong support levels. These altcoins could lead the recovery once Bitcoin starts a move towards $60,000.

What important resistance levels need to be overcome for buying to increase in Bitcoin and altcoins? Let's examine the top 5 cryptocurrencies that look strong on the charts.

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