ينتظر متداولو بيتكوين حدوث انخفاض إضافي في السعر قبل توقع استئناف الاتجاه الصعودي وتسجيل مستويات قياسية جديدة.
يواصل المشاركون في السوق مراقبة بيتكوين عن كثب لاحتمالية إعادة اختبار مستويات الدعم دون 80 ألف دولار. وتُعتبر هذه الخطوة ضرورية قبل أن يتمكن أي زخم صعودي جديد من السيطرة. وقد أعرب المتداولون عن اتفاقهم بأن مثل هذا الانخفاض سيمهد الطريق لتحقيق مكاسب مستمرة في مسار سعر العملة المشفرة.
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Bitcoin briefly fell below $80,000 on Thursday as analysts noted rising profit taking among traders. The move came despite recent technical signals pointing to potential upward momentum.
Bitcoin has encountered strong rejection near the $72,000 resistance level, maintaining its position within a broader trading range and signaling weakened short-term momentum. The loss of key support levels, including the Point of Control, heightens the chances of a decline toward the $60,000 range low. Traders are monitoring whether the range support will hold amid bearish technical indicators.
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Bitcoin's price has stabilized around $68,000 following a defense of the $60,000 demand region, though it remains within a broader corrective structure. The cryptocurrency trades below key moving averages and a descending resistance trendline, placing it at a critical juncture for potential recovery or continued downtrend. On-chain data indicates a reset in market sentiment, potentially limiting downside risks.
A trader known as DonAlt, famous for forecasting a 700% rally in XRP during 2024-2025, has expressed cautious optimism about Bitcoin. He suggests the cryptocurrency could rebound to $80,000 from its current level around $67,500, despite negative macroeconomic news. This move would represent a corrective uptick rather than a full bullish reversal.
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Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGlone has cautioned that bitcoin's recent slide may indicate broader financial stress and a potential U.S. recession. He predicts the cryptocurrency could drop to $10,000 as the post-2008 'buy the dip' era ends amid high stock valuations and low volatility. Market analyst Jason Fernandes views such a steep decline as a low-probability event requiring a severe credit shock.