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The price of Bitcoin retreated on Friday to the $68450 level

The price of Bitcoin retreated on Friday to the $68450 level

The price of Bitcoin surged to a significant high of $71,949 on Friday, marking a new peak for June.

Bitcoin chart analysis

The price of Bitcoin surged to a significant high of $71,949 on Friday, marking a new peak for June. However, the inability to sustain above the $72000 level led to a bearish consolidation, bringing the price down to the $68450 level. Interestingly, the price managed to hold its ground there and rebounded above the $69,000 level.

Over the weekend, Bitcoin maintained a relatively stable position, trading within the range of $69150-$69800. This range is significant as it is influenced by the EMA200 moving average, a key technical indicator. As the new week begins, the price is showing signs of a bearish trend, approaching the lower boundary of the previous channel at the $69295 level. This could potentially lead to a further decline, with possible lower targets at the $69,000 and $68,750 levels.

 

It started a recovery; did Bitcoin have the strength to continue above 70000$ again?

For a bullish option, the price of Bitcoin would have to stabilize again and return above the EMA200 moving average. If he succeeds in that, then he must hold his own up there. Thus, it forms a new bottom from which it has a new opportunity to start a further recovery to the bullish side.

Looking ahead, there are promising signs for a bullish recovery. Potential higher targets are the $70000 and $70250 levels. A successful return above $70,000 would significantly boost Bitcoin’s chances of initiating a new and longer-term bullish trend, potentially surpassing Friday’s high and reaching the $72,000 level.

 

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