Bitcoin is experiencing a pullback after being rejected at the top of its 4-hour trading channel, placing the $61,200-$60,700 liquidity zone as a critical support area. If buyers defend this zone, Bitcoin could recover and target the $65,700-$67,400 range. However, failure to hold support may lead to a deeper drop toward $59,700 or even $56,550, signaling continued short-term selling pressure. The next moves hinge on whether Bitcoin can reclaim the upper channel boundary and break above $63,600 to weaken the bearish trend.
Bitcoin shows signs of recovery after defending a major support level, with spot Bitcoin ETFs reversing outflows to record $221 million inflows. This shift suggests fading institutional selling pressure and a potential rally toward $100,000 by year-e...
Bitcoin traded near $62,743, up 1% in 24 hours, consolidating between $61,507 and $63,116. Short-term moving averages and MACD show bullish momentum, but the price remains below key 50-day and 200-day averages, indicating a medium-term corrective pha...
Bitcoin is trading near $61,930 after a minor 1.24% dip, holding a key support level at $61,000 that keeps bullish momentum alive despite a broader downtrend. The market shows cautious consolidation with decreased volume and mixed technical signals: ...
Bitcoin demand has seen its strongest recovery in 2026, driven mainly by renewed interest from futures traders. The 30-day cumulative demand metric improved significantly, signaling increased buying pressure and confidence among leveraged investors. ...
Bitcoin's price has remained relatively strong around the $62K support level despite recent US-Iran tensions. The price bounced back to $63K resistance after finding support at key technical levels, but further gains are limited unless geopolitical e...
