The Calm Before the Storm in the Bitcoin World: Two Analytics Firms Warn and Report on Critical Levels!
Two major crypto analysis firms have issued warnings about Bitcoin's current state, describing it as a period of calm before a potential storm. While Bitcoin has traded sideways between $60,000 and $65,000 for some time, both companies highlight critical price levels that could determine its next major move.
Singapore-based QCP Capital notes that despite recent pressure, including geopolitical risks, high oil prices, and market uncertainty, BTC has held within its recent range, with $62,500-$63,000 forming a key lower boundary. The firm points out that Ethereum trading around $1,900 further signals low volatility and a lack of bullish sentiment. QCP states the market outlook lacks clear direction and is now focused on upcoming U.S. macroeconomic data, including the FOMC minutes, PCE inflation figures, the Jackson Hole symposium, and the next Fed meeting, which will be pivotal for BTC's breakout from this range.
German analysis firm Makrovision Research observes that Bitcoin has been consolidating for weeks within a narrowing range, with resistance at $65,500 and support between $61,000-$62,000. They warn that as price compresses closer to these critical levels, a decisive breakout is imminent. A break above $65,500 could open a path toward $71,500, while a drop below $61,000 could trigger a test of new lows. The firm notes a significant drop in volatility, signaling that a sharp and significant price movement in either direction is approaching soon.
*This is not investment advice.
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