Crypto Circle Academician: Is the 6.3 Bitcoin Daily Chart Breakout Hidden a New Deep Downturn Turning Point? Latest Market Analysis and Trading Suggestions

Bitcoin's current price is 67,450, another round of sharp decline shaking the market. Many people added positions at high levels early on, blindly averaged down during the drop, and ended up getting more and more trapped. Actually, in crypto trading, the biggest fear is being carried away by emotions during price swings. Panic selling during declines and blindly bottom-fishing during deep drops are common mistakes. The downward trend hasn't changed for now, so there's no need to rush into bottom-fishing for a reversal. Be patient, wait for indicators to stabilize and patterns to settle before making strategic entries, or follow my approach of continuously going south while eating along the way, with strict stop-losses, to achieve consistent growth.

The daily candlestick dropped 5.52% in a single day, with the price directly breaking below all EMA short-term moving averages of 15/30/60 days. The moving averages have shifted from support to resistance. The Bollinger Bands are opening downward, and the current price has broken through the lower band at 69,920, indicating concentrated southward momentum release. The MACD indicator's DIF has sharply crossed below DEA, with green bars continuously expanding, showing that the downward momentum has not yet exhausted. Previously, the daily chart oscillated around 72,000 to build a bottom structure, which has now been completely broken. The key resistance above has moved down to around 71,790. At the daily level, the trend has clearly shifted to a southward direction. Short-term rebounds are likely just technical corrections and unlikely to reverse the overall downtrend.

The four-hour candlestick shows that all cycle EMA moving averages are arranged downward, with prices continuously operating below the averages, which layer resistance and limit rebound space. The Bollinger Bands remain open downward, with prices close to the lower band at 67,902, and the divergence of the bands suggests short-term continued downward pressure. The MACD lines are both declining, with green bars expanding without any bottom divergence signals indicating a reversal. The chart started falling stepwise from the high of 82,828, with rebound peaks gradually shifting lower. After a brief sideways correction, the price is likely to continue its inertia downward. Short-term support is at the previous low of 67,035; if broken, it could open a new downward space.

Short-term trading ideas: Follow the larger cycle trend, with quick entries and exits, small stop-losses.

Support levels: 71,300 to 70,800, with a stop-loss at 70,300, targeting 67,000 to 66,000.

Resistance levels: 66,000 to 66,500, with a stop-loss at 65,500, targeting 68,000 to 69,000.

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