Bitcoin is trading near $64,925, pressed against the upper half of a two-month range with critical resistance at $67,073. A daily close above $67,073 would signal a breakout, potentially pushing Bitcoin toward $74,000, the next major resistance. Conversely, failure to hold above $64,000 could lead to declines toward $61,858 and lower support levels. Momentum indicators are neutral, reflecting a market in range-bound consolidation awaiting a decisive move. The recent weak US jobs report has increased expectations for a Fed rate pause, supporting Bitcoin's recent gains. Traders should watch for a high-volume daily close above $67,073 to confirm a breakout or a drop below $64,000 to signal downside risk.
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