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Bitcoin ready for ‘sudden and very strong drop,’ expert sets BTC price bottom

Bitcoin ready for 'sudden and very strong drop,' expert sets BTC price bottom
Paul L.

Following Bitcoin’s (BTC) ongoing attempts to establish its price above the $65,000 support zone, a trading expert believes that technical analysis points to a more bearish scenario.

In a TradingView post on June 18, the expert, Alan Santana, noted that Bitcoin has faced a “strong rejection,” setting the tone for a bearish trend.

Santana highlighted a double top pattern formed on May 21 and again in early June. This pattern typically signals a reversal from a bullish to a bearish trend, further reinforcing Bitcoin’s negative outlook.

Additionally, the expert noted that a consistent decrease in trading volume supports the bearish sentiment, as lower volumes often indicate weakening buying interest, paving the way for a price drop.

Bitcoin price analysis chart. Source: TradingView/Alan Santana

Price levels to watch 

In this line, Santana pointed out that the accumulating bearish signals suggest a new low for Bitcoin. He noted that Bitcoin’s immediate support levels are projected at $62,470, with a more critical level at $59,883. The last significant low was recorded at $56,552, and Santana predicts that Bitcoin could fall to this level and possibly further to $55,000, $52,000, or even $50,000 in the short term.

Looking ahead, Santana forecasts a major momentum shift around June 21-23, suggesting heightened volatility and the potential for substantial price movements.

“Today’s price action for Bitcoin was characterized by a strong rejection. <…> We have bearish signal after bearish signal. <…> This points to a new low happening soon. The last low is set at $56,552,” the expert noted. 

Regarding critical levels to watch, the analyst noted that if Bitcoin breaks below $59,856, it may test the previous low of $56,552. Conversely, if the price breaks above the descending channel, it could signal a potential reversal, but strong resistance around $67,485 must be overcome.

At the moment, Santana’s analysis aligns with the overall bearish sentiment surrounding Bitcoin after the maiden crypto failed to reach the $70,000 mark. For instance, as reported by Finbold, another analyst, TradingShot, warned that Bitcoin might be in line for further capitulation if the $61,000 support zone fails to hold.

Bitcoin price analysis

By press time, Bitcoin was trading at $65,430 with daily losses of about 0.30%. On the weekly chart, Bitcoin is down over 4%.

Bitcoin seven-day price chart. Source: Finbold

Overall, it has been a challenging week for Bitcoin, characterized by significant drops and failed recovery attempts. The resistance at $67,000 and the critical support level at $65,000 will be key areas to watch.

If Bitcoin continues to struggle below these levels, it may confirm a bearish trend and potentially lead to lower price levels in the near future.

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