Bitcoin Technical Outlook
From a technical standpoint, Bitcoin maintains a broader medium-term recovery structure, despite experiencing some recent volatility.
The cryptocurrency demonstrated resilience last week, rebounding from its mid-to-late April lows between $73,304.40 and $74,931. After reclaiming the $78,000 level, the price has since retraced slightly to the $76,000 mark.
Despite recent ETF outflows and increased price swings weakening short-term momentum, Bitcoin continues to establish a pattern of higher lows dating back to April.
Bullish Scenario:
As long as Bitcoin holds above its May low of $74,156.43, there is potential for a move toward last week’s high of $78,147.29. A daily close above this level could pave the way for a test of the April 22–27 highs ($79,498.43 to $79,498.80), followed by the 200-day simple moving average (SMA) at $80,152.41. Beyond that, the early May peak of $82,814.03 remains the primary target.
Bearish Scenario:
Should the support at $74,156.43 fail, Bitcoin is likely to revisit the mid-April lows between $73,304.40 and $73,711.71. A further breakdown below this zone would likely shift the focus toward the April 9–12 lows, ranging from $70,461.96 to $70,508.60.
Short-term Outlook: Neutral with a bullish bias, provided the May 23 low of $74,156.43 holds.
Medium-term Outlook: Bullish with a short-term neutral posture, contingent on staying above the April 16 low of $73,304.40.
Bitcoin Daily Candlestick Chart
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