Bitcoin (BTC) has lost a supposedly strong price support by the end of the week, trading below $69,000. Now, cryptocurrency traders look for the next Bitcoin price support levels to watch in the charts moving forward.
Previously, the $69,000 had constituted a significant resistance level for the leading cryptocurrency, marking a cycle’s top in 2021. This price set an all-time high for Bitcoin back then, which was challenged and briefly broken on March 9.
One week later, BTC retraced below what traders would expect to become a strong support level, raising the possibility that its previous breakout was actually a deviation—or what is known as a “false breakout.”
Bitcoin support and resistance levels. Source: Ali Martinez (@ali_charts on X)
BTC price analysis
As of writing, Bitcoin price was trading at $67,884, below 2021’s all-time high, after what could have been a deviation above.
Interestingly, BTC is also above Ali Martinez’s first support level at $64,750-$66,700. Breaking this region would lead Bitcoin to crash toward the next zone of $60,760-$62,790. Together, both have over 1 million addresses of holders with interest in these ranges.
BTC/USD daily chart. Source: TradingView (Finbold)
However, a technical analysis reported by Finbold suggests BTC could make new highs before this month ends.
In the meantime, investors must trade carefully and properly evaluate the risk-reward in each Bitcoin’s support and resistance level now. Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile and unpredictable assets, requiring proper risk management and solid strategies to navigate.
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