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Home»ADOPTION NEWS»Bitcoin bulls are pushing for $66,000, but will they succeed?
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Bitcoin bulls are pushing for $66,000, but will they succeed?

By Crypto FlexsSeptember 24, 20242 Mins Read
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Bitcoin (BTC) traders are currently trying to break through the resistance line to reach a two-month high of $66,000.

For this to happen, the market would need to break through the thick $65,000 bid wall, either through increased spot volume or increased futures open interest, leading to a buildup of leveraged long positions.

BTC/USD on Coinbase. 1-hour chart: TRDR.io

As you can see in the chart above, the selloff is solidly represented at $66,000, $67,900 and $70,000, but emotionally, retaking the 200-MA ($64,000) as support and trading above the channel resistance line could be seen as progress. This would give the bulls an opportunity to start breaking the lower high pattern by securing a weekly candle close above $65,000 by September 29th.

This move could bring forward the liquidation of short-term traders in the $64,200 to $65,000 range and potentially push the price towards the long-term downtrend line resistance level of $66,200.

BTC/USDT 1-day chart. Source: TradingView

BTC/USDT liquidation map (Binance top), all exchanges (bottom). Source: Coinglass

When asked about intraday price action, TRDR.io founder DK shared the following chart and said:

“Spot is chasing, and the criminals are demanding.”

BTC/USDT order book depth. Source: TRDR.io

BTC/USDT spot order book depth. Source: TRDR.io

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