Bitcoin is currently in its third consecutive week of decline and has fallen below the 22,000 support level. Given Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's suggestion that interest rates are likely to continue to rise in the foreseeable future, Bitcoin's price has broken below its previous resistance and hit a low of 21,598 US dollars.
As the semi-annual monetary policy statement continues to affect market sentiment, both fundamental and technical factors have contributed to the price trend of Bitcoin. Higher interest rates have a negative impact on risk assets, including major cryptocurrencies, because holding cryptocurrencies does not generate interest income.
As the commodity channel index (CCI) falls into negative territory, technical indicators suggest that Bitcoin may already be oversold. However, as Bitcoin's price lingers around the next psychological support level of 22,000, breaking below this level could further tilt the price downward. The 21,376 US dollar support level from February lows could become the next support level, but it may also be a new turning point. Nevertheless, it must be admitted that breaking this level could bring market attention back to the 20,000 US dollar level. Therefore, it is advisable to maintain a light position in trading.
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