A weekly close above it "could kickstart an uptrend continuation towards the Re-Accumulation Range Low of $93,500.” Moreover, after reclaiming the 21-week EMA, Bitcoin will need a weekly close above the re-accumulation range low to "resynchronize with the Range.” Related Reading: Crypto Expert Arthur Hayes Reveals Why Bitcoin Price Will Touch $110,000 Before $76,500 Despite this, he warned that "the Post-Halving Re-Accumulation Range has shown that simple Weekly Closes above $93,500 may not suffice” as it would need "a successful post-breakout retest of the Re-Accumulation Range Low” to confirm resynchronization with the range.
Its price action has recently gotten closer to the 21-week EMA, at around $88,400, ready "for a major trend decision.” According to the analyst, Bitcoin needs a weekly close above this level and a retest into support to target its Macro Range.
Meanwhile, Daan Crypto Trades noted that Bitcoin "has not moved much in the past few weeks relative to SPX.” According to the trader, BTC’s price has been correlated to the S&P 500 (SPX) and "has mostly been moving hand in hand with each other,” which could explain the flagship crypto’s recent dump and bounce.
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