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Bitcoin slips below $60,000, bringing the $54,000 support level into focus
Bitcoin fell below $60,000 on Thursday, dropping as low as $58,000.
Technical indicators point to the area just below $54,000 as a common target for BTC.
Data places the 1.0 MVRV band at $53,390, a level that aligns with the technical outlook.
If the sell-off intensifies, the $42,700 level—corresponding to the 0.8 MVRV band—is also being monitored.
Bitcoin’s drop below $60,000 on Thursday heightened selling pressure across the cryptocurrency market. Losses in technology stocks dampened risk appetite, placing additional strain on a market that already appeared fragile. BTC, which retreated to around $58,000 during intraday trading, erased its gains from June.
The $54,000 level stands out in the technical outlook
Analysis indicates that Bitcoin’s slide below $60,000 triggered multiple bearish signals simultaneously. A "rounding top" pattern forming on the four-hour chart suggests that buying power is gradually weakening and the bullish trend is shifting toward a bearish structure. Within this framework, a downside target can be technically calculated once the price breaks below the pattern's support level.
Bitcoin’s drop below $60,000 completely wiped out the gains recorded throughout June and confirmed multiple bearish patterns.
Based on this metric, the downside target lies just below $54,000. This level implies a further pullback of approximately 8.9% from current prices. The fact that the bearish flag breakdown observed on the daily chart also points to the same region reinforces the technical scenario.
MVRV is an indicator that compares Bitcoin’s market value to the average cost basis at the time the coins were last moved on-chain. This metric is used to monitor whether the price is approaching zones of historical extreme profit or extreme loss.
Rounding top formation Below $54,000 Downside technical target
Bear flag breakdown $54,000 zone Secondary bearish signal
MVRV 1.0 band $53,390 Key support zone
On-chain data also pointed to the same zone
On-chain price bands revealed a similar picture. MVRV price bands compare Bitcoin’s market price with the average price at which it last moved on-chain.
On Wednesday, while Bitcoin was trading around the $60,997 level, the 1.0 MVRV band (indicated in green) was situated near $53,390. The fact that this level largely coincides with the $54,000 zone—highlighted in technical analysis—has made this area even more significant.
Possibility of a deeper pullback also noted
However, if selling pressure accelerates, lower levels could also come into play. The analysis noted that the 0.8 MVRV band (indicated in blue) sits at approximately $42,700. It is observed that in past market cycles, major market bottoms formed near this band, and selling pressure intensified during periods when unrealized losses rose sharply.
Therefore, while the $54,000 area is being monitored as the primary support in the short term, the $42,700 band is being watched as another key zone over a longer timeframe in the event of a deeper decline.
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