Bitcoin rebounded quickly after a flash crash over the weekend due to geopolitical issues, and is currently rebounding and sprinting back above the key support level.
Good news, sentiment is improving, and the price decline finally closed the weekly line, allowing the price to effectively stabilize above 64,000, and the monthly support did not fall below.
Bad news, the key support moved down, and the support range below the short-term market moved down, which is not conducive to the stabilization of the price after the rebound.
The short-term rebound resistance of 68,500 is also a key resistance level. If it breaks through and stabilizes, the price returns to the upper track of the daily Bollinger Band, and the resistance becomes support, which is conducive to further rebound of the price. However, breaking through this position requires facing the double obstacles of the weekly EMA7 and the daily Bollinger Band midline, and the main rebound breakthrough situation.
If the breakthrough fails and continues to fall, the effective support below, 64,600 and 61,200, are considered short-term effective support. We temporarily ignore the small-level support. In the decline, the small-level support will directly fail. In addition, the current reduction in liquidity is not conducive to the reference value of small-level support.
The key support of 64,600 comes from the monthly support, which is more important for the overall price. The gold support level of 61,200, the price fell rapidly in the short term, and it can be used as a reference position for short-term support rebound, and at the same time as a support for short-term rapid decline.
At present, Bitcoin rebounded, and the altcoins followed the rise, but the rise now may not really continue to be bullish. The current Bitcoin rebound and the altcoin rebound can basically be regarded as an oversold rebound after a short-term rapid decline. For the specific market situation, we still need to refer to the market data and capital changes later.