Bitcoin is consolidating near $64,100 after recent lows but faces strong resistance above $64,000, with key levels at $64,800-$65,100 and $65,800. Failure to break these could lead to a drop toward $62,500 and possibly $60,000. A longer-term chart warns of a potential deeper correction to $45,000-$50,000 if Bitcoin falls below the $62,000-$64,000 support zone. A sustained recovery above $65,800 and eventually $68,800 is needed to shift momentum bullishly. For now, Bitcoin remains trapped in a fragile range with downside risks looming.
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