Risk-off and anti-USD sentiment contribute to Bitcoin’s gains against the US dollar!
How high will BTC/USD go before the native cryptocurrency returns to its long-term bearish trend?
If the downtrend is rising, it is possible to do so at these levels:
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FOMC members have also hinted at future rate cuts this year and next, which is likely why the US dollar has struggled against its “riskier” peers.
Speaking of “risks,” Bitcoin — one of the riskiest major assets — is benefiting from improved market sentiment and extending a rally that began earlier this month.
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BTC/USD, which has rallied from lows of $53,500, is now closer to the psychological level of $64,500.
How high can BTC/USD go before it faces sustained selling pressure?
We are targeting the $66,000-$68,000 range, which is in line with the top of the descending channel pattern that has been in place since March. The R1 pivot point resistance ($66,500) is also close to this psychological level and could lead to a potential downside move.
Watch out for bearish candles around the $66,000 level, which could lead to a fresh decline towards the $58,000-$60,000 area of interest.
There is also a chance that Bitcoin could face selling pressure at its current price, which is right at the 200 SMA on the daily chart and late August resistance.
But if the BTC/USD pair continues to come under buying pressure, a retest and sustained trading above the $68,000 level is possible.
In this case, the price of Bitcoin may rise and try to reach its previous high of $70,000.
What do you think? Where is BTC/USD price heading in the next few days?
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