Bitcoin (BTC) sees a 3% price decline on Tuesday, trading around the $63,000 level at the time of writing. On-chain data shows a liquidation of $71.02 million in short positions and a rise in open interest. Additionally, US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $300.90 million in inflows on Monday. The transfer of 44,527 BTC, valued at $2.84 billion, from Mt. Gox to an internal wallet on Tuesday possibly contributed to market uncertainty, potentially influencing Bitcoin's price drop today.
Mt. Gox moved 44,527 $BTC(2.84B) to an internal wallet 5 minutes ago, which may be preparing for repayment.#MtGox currently holds 138,985 $BTC($8.87B).https://t.co/f2q66eQNuk pic.twitter.com/JlqkZdzkPC
— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) July 16, 2024
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Bitcoin Spot ETF Net Inflow (USD) chart
Bitcoin Liquidation chart
Bitcoin Open Interest chart
Bitcoin price broke above a descending trendline on Sunday and rallied 6.5% the next day.When writing, BTC has faced resistance around the daily resistance level of $64,913 and trades down 3% around $62,641.
Sideline buyers looking for opportunities can do so between the $59,200 and $57,800 levels, the broken trendline resistance turned support.
If the trendline holds as throwback support, BTC could rally 10% from that level, targeting its daily resistance of $64,913.
On the daily chart, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is currently above the neutral level of 50, and the Awesome Oscillator (AO) is also approaching its neutral threshold. Both indicators must maintain their positions above the medium line for the bullish momentum to be sustained. This scenario would contribute additional momentum to the ongoing recovery rally.
Furthermore, surpassing the $64,913 level could allow an additional 3.5% rise to retest the weekly resistance at the $67,209 level.
BTC/USDT daily chart
However, If Bitcoin's daily candlestick closes below the $56,405 level and forms a lower low in the daily timeframe, it may signal persistent bearish sentiment. This scenario could trigger a 7.5% decline in Bitcoin's price, targeting its daily support at $52,266.
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