The 4th Bitcoin halving took place at block 840,000. An interesting fact about this block is that it had the highest transaction fees in the network's history, making it the most expensive block ever mined. It collected approximately 37 Bitcoins in fees, plus a 3.125 BTC reward, for a total of 40.7 BTC.

Around the time of the halving, Bitcoin's price remained stable with little fluctuation, hitting a low of $62,953. After the event, the price continued to move sideways without much volatility.

However, according to Ana de Mattos, a technical analyst and partner trader at Ripio, when analyzing the 4-hour chart, a significant liquidity zone can be observed around $67,650.

This region aligns with the 0.618 level on the Fibonacci retracement, indicating it could act as a short-term resistance point.

She notes that if Bitcoin's price breaks through the $67,650 resistance with considerable buying pressure, the next resistance levels would be at the upper boundaries of the range observed since March 5th, with price targets at $70,700 and $73,777. #BTC🌪️ #bitcoinhakving #BTC🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 #Cryptocurrencies #CryptocurrencyAlert