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Bitcoin $65,100 Becomes Pivotal Support

KRAKEN:BTCUSD   Bitcoin
Bitcoin (BTCUSD) finds itself at a critical juncture, currently clinging to the $66,600 level after a recent dip from its daily high of $68,200. Analysts are closely watching this price point, as it could determine the direction of the market in the coming days.

Support and Resistance Levels in Focus

If the bulls fail to defend $66,600, the next potential support level sits at $65,100. A breach of this level could trigger a further decline towards $61,000, a more significant support zone. However, if the selling pressure intensifies and $61,000 crumbles, a drop to the bottom support at $50,800 becomes a possibility.

On the flip side, a decisive break above $68,000 could signal a return to bullish momentum. The first target for the bulls would likely be the daily resistance area of $70,200.

"This is a make-or-break moment for Bitcoin." A sentiment is that a hold above $68,000 is crucial to maintain positive momentum. Conversely, a drop below this level could trigger a cascade of sell orders, pushing the price lower.

The recent price volatility in Bitcoin is attributed to a confluence of factors, including:

Profit-taking: After a strong rally in recent weeks, some investors may be looking to cash in on their gains.
Macroeconomic jitters: Rising interest rates and ongoing geopolitical tensions are creating uncertainty in the broader financial markets, which can also impact cryptocurrency prices.
Regulation: Regulatory scrutiny from governments around the world continues to be a headwind for the cryptocurrency market.

Looking Ahead
The next few days will be crucial for Bitcoin. If the bulls can hold the line at $66,600 and push the price higher, it could signal a continuation of the uptrend. However, a breakdown below this level could lead to a more significant correction. Investors are advised to closely monitor price action and key support and resistance levels as the situation unfolds.

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