The daily chart for Bitcoin (BTC/USDT) illustrates a downward trend with a descending trendline that marks the resistance level (R1). Currently, Bitcoin is priced at $60,082.01, with a significant support level (S1) at $63,097.93, which it has recently broken through. The next support levels are at $59,065.59 (S2) and $56,226.29 (S3).
The resistance marked by the descending trendline and the resistance level (R2) at $74,007.06 highlight areas where sellers have previously entered the market, capping upward price movements. The price failing to maintain above S1 suggests that the bearish momentum may continue.
The RSI is at 36.25, which is close to being oversold, indicating that the market could potentially see a reversal or at least a temporary halt in the downward momentum if buyers step in. The MACD is below zero and shows a continuation of the bearish momentum as the histogram bars are expanding in the negative territory.
For traders, monitoring the price action near the next support levels (S2 and S3) could be critical. A rebound from these levels could provide long entry opportunities, ideally with confirmation from bullish divergence in the RSI or a bullish crossover in the MACD. If the price continues to decline through these supports, it could indicate a stronger bearish trend with lower targets in view. Conversely, a break above the trendline and R1 could signal a potential reversal to bullish conditions, targeting higher resistance levels.
The resistance marked by the descending trendline and the resistance level (R2) at $74,007.06 highlight areas where sellers have previously entered the market, capping upward price movements. The price failing to maintain above S1 suggests that the bearish momentum may continue.
The RSI is at 36.25, which is close to being oversold, indicating that the market could potentially see a reversal or at least a temporary halt in the downward momentum if buyers step in. The MACD is below zero and shows a continuation of the bearish momentum as the histogram bars are expanding in the negative territory.
For traders, monitoring the price action near the next support levels (S2 and S3) could be critical. A rebound from these levels could provide long entry opportunities, ideally with confirmation from bullish divergence in the RSI or a bullish crossover in the MACD. If the price continues to decline through these supports, it could indicate a stronger bearish trend with lower targets in view. Conversely, a break above the trendline and R1 could signal a potential reversal to bullish conditions, targeting higher resistance levels.