Bitcoin is down 1.62% to $67,400.38 in 24h, closely mirroring a 1.75% drop in the total crypto market cap, primarily driven by a technical breakdown below key moving averages. It shows a strong correlation (58%) with the S&P 500 over 30 days, indicating a shared macro-driven move.
Primary reason: Technical rejection and bearish momentum, with price trading below its 7-day and 30-day simple moving averages and approaching a critical Fibonacci support level.
Secondary reasons: A broad market-wide decline amid "Extreme Fear" sentiment, with no clear single catalyst driving the sell-off across crypto assets.
Near-term market outlook: If Bitcoin holds above the $66,714 Fibonacci support, it could consolidate; a break below risks a retest of the $60,074 swing low. Watch for a reclaim of the 7-day SMA near $67,788 as a near-term bullish signal. $BTC
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Bitcoin is down 1.62% to $67,400.38 in 24h, closely mirroring a 1.75% drop in the total crypto market cap, primarily driven by a technical breakdown below key moving averages. It shows a strong correlation (58%) with the S&P 500 over 30 days, indicating a shared macro-driven move.
Primary reason: Technical rejection and bearish momentum, with price trading below its 7-day and 30-day simple moving averages and approaching a critical Fibonacci support level.
Secondary reasons: A broad market-wide decline amid "Extreme Fear" sentiment, with no clear single catalyst driving the sell-off across crypto assets.
Near-term market outlook: If Bitcoin holds above the $66,714 Fibonacci support, it could consolidate; a break below risks a retest of the $60,074 swing low. Watch for a reclaim of the 7-day SMA near $67,788 as a near-term bullish signal.
$BTC