Will Bitcoin (BTC) recover after $61k downtick? – analysis
(note: the post contains data by CryptoDaily)
The Bitcoin (BTC) price registered a sharp drop on Monday, falling to $60,330. The asset faced considerable selling pressure as sellers pushed the price as low as $58,474, shown by the long tail on the candlestick, indicating strong buying below $60,000. However, buyers were able to prop the price back above $60,000.
Analysts expect bulls to be quite active between $56,500 and $60,000. This is because if BTC falls below this level, we could see a slide down to $58,000, where the 200-day SMA could prop up the price. If this level is breached, BTC could drop to $55,000.
As seen in the price chart, BTC has strong support at $60,000. This support held on Monday, and BTC made a relatively strong recovery on Tuesday, rising by 2.52% and moving to $61,848. Buyers attempted to push BTC above $62,000, with the price reaching a day high of $62,458 before dropping to $62,458. Wednesday saw sellers back in control as BTC dipped below $61,000, dropping to $60,854 after a drop of 1.61%. The current session sees BTC up marginally as buyers and sellers look to assume control of the session. Looking at technical indicators, we can see the RSI is close to the oversold region, which could indicate a bullish reversal in the near future.
If BTC is able to recover, It will first target the $62,000 level. Should BTC surpass this level, we could see a climb to $65,000, which is a key resistance level. If Bitcoin is able to break and close above $65,000, we could see a rally to $70,000.
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