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Bitcoin Intraday: Target 65,634
Bitcoin (BTC/USD)
-290.09-0.45%
The upside prevails as long as 64,068 is support, with 65,634 and 66,052 as targets
Our pivot point is at 64,068.
Our preference: The upside prevails as long as 64,068 is support, with 65,634 and 66,052 as targets
Alternative scenario: below 64,068, expect 63,367 and 62,949.
Comment: The MACD is below its signal line and positive. The price is below its 20 period moving average (64,662) but above its 50 period moving average (64,561).
Supports and resistances:
66,471 *
66,052 **
65,634
64,608 last
64,068 **
63,367 *
62,949 **
Our preference: The upside prevails as long as 64,068 is support, with 65,634 and 66,052 as targets
Alternative scenario: below 64,068, expect 63,367 and 62,949.
Comment: The MACD is below its signal line and positive. The price is below its 20 period moving average (64,662) but above its 50 period moving average (64,561).
Supports and resistances:
66,471 *
66,052 **
65,634
64,608 last
64,068 **
63,367 *
62,949 **
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