Bitcoin is struggling to regain key resistance levels amidst macroeconomic uncertainty and trade war fears, impacting both crypto and equities in the U.S. Since January, Bitcoin has lost over 29% of its value, with no clear signs of reversal. Despite negative sentiment, on-chain metrics indicate strong demand for BTC and ETH. CryptoQuant data reveals that the spread between the Exchange Inflow of stablecoins on the Ethereum network and the Inflow of BTC + ETH exceeds previous peaks in coin demand, historically marking key accumulation zones before price recoveries. The highest demand was near Bitcoin's all-time high (ATH) at $101K. Currently trading at $83,500 after losing the 200-day moving average (MA) around $84,300, Bitcoin faces an intense battle between bulls and bears. To recover, it must surpass $86,000, potentially retesting $90K. Failure to do so could lead to a drop below the $80K support zone, potentially reaching the $75K-$78K demand zone. The next few days are critical in determining Bitcoin's short-term trajectory.
Bitcoin Battles to Reclaim Key Levels Amidst Market Uncertainty
Edited by: Elena Weismann
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