Bitcoin News
By Sakamoto Nashi
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Bitcoin holds monthly support, but momentum weakens. Bitcoin’s price action throughout June has been relatively range-bound.
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Key Fibonacci levels suggest $102K as make-or-break zone. A closer look at the 4-hour chart reveals the technical importance of the $102K–$104K region.
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On-chain data backs growing caution. Supporting this technical setup is data from the MVRV Deviation Pricing Bands, a metric that helps…
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Wider crypto market sentiment remains uncertain. Altcoins have mirrored Bitcoin’s uncertain posture. The total altcoin market cap continues to…
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What traders should watch next. If Bitcoin manages to stay above the $102K–$104K range, it could provide a start for a fresh…
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Final thoughts. Bitcoin is at a crossroads. The $102K support zone has become the market’s battleground—where…
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Bitcoin [BTC] is trading near a decisive point that could shape its short-term trajectory. While long-term holders are keeping their positions firm, recent price action and…
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Despite optimism about Bitcoin’s broader bull cycle, short-term volatility has intensified due to macroeconomic concerns, technical exhaustion, and shifting liquidity patterns.
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Bitcoin’s price action throughout June has been relatively range-bound. The area between $104K and $106K has served as a short-term consolidation zone.
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Recent candlewicks on the daily chart suggest that while sellers have tested lower levels, buyers have stepped in to push prices back above support.
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The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has also tilted into bearish territory, indicating slowing momentum and increasing pressure from the sell-side.
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Bitcoin has repeatedly tested the 61.8% level but failed to establish strong support there. Should this level collapse, the price may head toward the 78.
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This zone could act as a “bullish order block”—a region where institutional buyers may step back in. If BTC breaks through this, it could signal the start of a deeper correction.
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Supporting this technical setup is data from the MVRV Deviation Pricing Bands, a metric that helps assess the current state of Bitcoin’s market cycle. The +0.
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A move below it, however, could indicate weakness and a retreat to the next lower band or historical support.
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