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By Maheen Hernandez
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Bitcoin's wild ride continues. The digital currency crashed to $60,000 last week before staging a pretty dramatic comeback, climbing all the way back to $71,700 and closing the…
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The $60,000 level basically saved Bitcoin from a much uglier drop, and now everyone's watching to see if it'll hold up as solid support going forward.
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If Bitcoin manages to crack through $74,500, the next targets become $79,000 and $84,000, though getting there won't be easy given how choppy trading has been lately.
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The Momentum Reversal Indicator flashed a buy signal Friday right from the $60,000 low, giving bulls something to hang their hats on.
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Bears still run the show right now. Last week's price drop was brutal, and the selling pressure hasn't really let up despite the bounce.
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Most analysts figure Bitcoin will stay stuck between $60,000 and $80,000 for the next few weeks, which means traders are in for more sideways action unless something big changes…
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Bitcoin Magazine jumped on the story February 9, pointing out how volatile things have gotten and focusing on technical indicators like the RSI, which recently hit oversold levels.
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These technical markers matter a lot when traders are setting up their strategies in such an unpredictable market.
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Juan Galt weighed in on the psychological side of Bitcoin's rapid drop and recovery. He said the market's response to the $60,000 support level could really influence short-term…
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February 9 saw crypto analysts from Feral Analysis doubling down on their view that the $74,500 resistance level could be make-or-break for Bitcoin's next major move.
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Tone Vays, a well-known trader, highlighted the MRI buy signal from Friday. Per Vays, "While this signal might spark a temporary rally, traders should stay cautious of potential…
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Retail investors are jumping in too. Platforms like Robinhood and Coinbase saw trading volumes spike after Bitcoin's drop to $60,000, showing heightened interest among smaller…
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