6.22 Morning Bitcoin Market Analysis

In the early hours, the price moved out of the retracement trend as we expected, but it briefly stalled around the 63,000 area and failed to exert an effective impact on that support. Then, as the morning approached, with easing in the Iran–US negotiations, the price quickly rebounded near 63,300 to around 64,800. The retracement on the altcoin side did not break below the 1,700 threshold, indicating that there is still strong buying and absorption below. A continuous surge is most likely to breed complacency, and short-term profits can easily make people forget risk control. The market’s opportunities are dividends—learn to seize them in a timely way.

On the Bitcoin daily chart, the price has returned above the midline, but it has not fully stabilized yet. The Bollinger Bands are continuing to contract, and volatile turning-point movement is expected this week. The current high-volume rebound is still below the 65,000 pressure level; if follow-up buying does not continue, it will be difficult to sustain the rebound trend and achieve a breakout. Therefore, in the short term, continue to watch the overhead resistance level. If the consolidation remains under pressure, first look around 63,500. The rebound strength on the altcoin side is slightly weaker: overhead resistance is expected in the 1,760–1,780 range, while on the pullback, look around 1,715.
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