Bitcoin Faces Key Resistance at $93,000 Amid Ongoing Downtrend

Bitcoin is at a decisive point, clinging to crucial weekly support while momentum fades. Despite holding above a significant zone, repeated rejections suggest waning buyer control. Macro pressures and untested liquidity levels could dictate the next move, possibly stabilizing BTC or triggering a deeper decline.

Short-Term Downtrend Persists

  • Analyst Michael Van De Poppe notes Bitcoin's rejection at a key resistance level, maintaining the short-term downtrend.
  • A breakout above $88,000 is needed to reverse this trend and signal potential upward momentum.
  • Failure to break out may lead to testing liquidity at $83,000, with potential further declines to $80,000.
  • Upcoming macroeconomic events could increase market volatility.

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Challenges at $93,000 Resistance

  • Bitcoin faced rejection at $93,000 but maintains structure above the $86,000 support zone, supported by the 100-week moving average.
  • The broader structure suggests possible deeper downside, aligning with the April low around $78,000.
  • A potential retest of the $70,000 level is seen as a long-term buying opportunity if the pullback extends.

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