Bitcoin price dropped below the $64,000 support level and is now testing a critical $63,000 support. The cryptocurrency faces resistance at $64,000 and must reclaim this level to improve short-term momentum. If $63,000 fails, the next support is around $61,000. Weak ETF inflows and steady interest rates are limiting fresh upward momentum. A strong move above $67,000 with volume is needed for a bullish trend to gain traction. Analysts expect Bitcoin to trade sideways between $58,000 and $67,000 in the near term, with potential downside to $52,000-$55,000 if support breaks.
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