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Bitcoin Intraday: as long as 64980 is support look for 67060
Bitcoin (BTC/USD)
+2259.11+3.53%
as long as 64980 is support look for 67060.
Our pivot point is at 64980.
Our preference: as long as 64980 is support look for 67060.
Alternative scenario: below 64980, expect 64220 and 63770.
Comment: the RSI is above 50. The MACD is positive and below its signal line. The price could retrace. Moreover, the price is trading under its 20 period moving average (65662) but above its 50 period moving average (64810).
Supports and resistances:
67520 *
67060 **
66610
65584 last
64980 **
64220 *
63770 **
Our preference: as long as 64980 is support look for 67060.
Alternative scenario: below 64980, expect 64220 and 63770.
Comment: the RSI is above 50. The MACD is positive and below its signal line. The price could retrace. Moreover, the price is trading under its 20 period moving average (65662) but above its 50 period moving average (64810).
Supports and resistances:
67520 *
67060 **
66610
65584 last
64980 **
64220 *
63770 **
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