Bitcoin (BTC) is now below $95,000. The market is retracing and this could lead to a further drop. Some analysts believe that as February draws to a close, the crypto’s flagship needs to recover some key levels in order to maintain its long-term bullish trend.
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Bitcoin Sees Monday’s Bleeding
Bitcoins’ price dropped 5.7% since Fridays peak. In the wake of news that the US Securities and Exchange Commission had withdrawn its crypto case against Coinbase the biggest crypto, by market capitalisation, traded above $99,000 for first time since two weeks.
The positive mood quickly returns vanished After Bybit, the biggest crypto exchange in the world suffered a hack of $1.5 billion that stole around 401.347,000 ETH. In the end, Bitcoin and most other cryptocurrencies lost any gains they had made in the short term.
The flagship cryptocurrency has been hovering between $95,000-$96,000 since then. On Saturday, it briefly approached the resistance of $97,000. BTC fell below $95,000, and its weekly low was $93,800 on Monday.
Bitcoin, as noted by Jelle analyst continues To dump at the New York market opening. According to the article, BTC’s price has been falling every Monday after US markets open, causing its price several times over the last few months to close on a “red Monday”.
Bitcoin is still on the rise despite recent price corrections and retracements. remained Since November, BTC has been trading within the range of its recent election since showing minimal volatility. BTC has been hovering between $96,000 and $102,000, the middle of its range.
Altcoin Sherpa has been performing well in recent months. pointed It is worth noting that Bitcoin, except for February 18, hasn’t closed under its daily support area in more than a month. This means that BTC must close at or above $95,700 if it wants to maintain this critical level.
BTC Tests Bullish Flag Breakout
Meanwhile, Rekt Capital highlighted BTC requires a close of the monthly above $96,000 for its bullish, long-term trends to continue. The largest cryptocurrency registered an historic candle in January after it closed the month over $100,000 for the first.
Bitcoin has broken out of its post-election slump. monthly bull flag. BTC has retested its breakout level, but lost it briefly.
Analysts assert that cryptocurrency must reclaim, and end February at or above $96,700 “to confirm the breakout & set itself up for trend continuation over time.”
He said that BTC traded at this level for the bulk of February and continued to trade there would be an indication a “successful post-breakout retest.”
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Rekt Capital has concluded that BTC closes each day at a certain time. “isn’t as important as the higher timeframe signal” As the bottom of the bull-flag continues to support “and the three-month trend of a Higher Low at the downside wicks still exists.”
BTC is currently trading at $94,165. This represents a daily decrease of 2.1%.

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