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Here Are The New Bitcoin Support and Resistance Levels to Watch

Cynthia Ezirim
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15 March 2024 @ 15:53 UTC
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BTC has established a support and resistance range at $64,750 and $70,180.

Crypto market analysts have identified new support and resistance levels for bitcoin (BTC) following the digital asset’s fall to the $66,000 price range.

According to a tweet by technical and on-chain analyst Ali, BTC has established a support and resistance range at $64,750 and $70,180.

Bitcoin’s New Support and Resistance Levels

Support levels refer to price marks that an asset does not fall below for a period of time, while resistance is the point where an asset’s upward trajectory is disrupted. A support level is usually created by buyers entering the market as an asset slumps to a lower price, while resistance is triggered by high selling pressure.

Ali explained that bitcoin’s new support range is between $64,750 and $66,700. At this level, 382,000 Bitcoin addresses hold more than 275,000 BTC. The average price of this support level is $65,390. 

The technical analyst stressed the importance of monitoring this new support level because losing it could shift the market’s focus to the next zone with significant demand between $60,760 and $62,790. This level is safeguarded by 797,500 addresses holding more than 298,000 BTC.

As for Bitcoin’s resistance level, the zone sits between $70,180 and $71,340, a barrier fortified by 533,300 addresses collectively holding approximately 433,000 BTC.

BTC Falls 8% Within Hours

Ali’s analysis comes as BTC loses a substantial portion of the gains it recorded in the past few days. After surpassing $70,000 for the first time last weekend, bitcoin broke through $73,000 earlier this week, almost touching $74,000 on Thursday.

However, the leading digital asset came crashing on Friday, dragging several altcoins with it. In the last 24 hours, BTC has lost more than 8% of its value, triggering approximately $700 million in liquidations from more than 190,000 traders. The cryptocurrency fell from $73,400 to nearly $66,000 within a few hours.

Analysts have warned that the asset could decline further to around $64,000, but that remains to be seen. 

Meanwhile, several altcoins, including ether (ETH), Binance Coin (BNB), and DogeCoin (DOGE), have also lost significant portions of their value.

Cynthia Ezirim

Cynthia Ezirim is a news reporter at Cryptocurrencies to Watch who is passionate about Bitcoin, non-fungible tokens, and decentralized technology. She joined the crypto space in late 2022

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