Bitcoin (BTC) Price Drop: Is $60K the New Target as Bearish Pressure Mounts?

Bitcoin (BTC) Price Drop: Is $60K the New Target as Bearish Pressure Mounts?

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Following a strong start to the week, Bitcoin, the top cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has experienced a notable drop. Currently priced at $66,568, Bitcoin has fallen by 3.83% in the last 24 hours, with a slight decline of 0.25% over the past week. This recent dip may be linked to the U.S. government’s transfer of $2 billion worth of Bitcoin from Silk Road. 

Meanwhile, Veteran crypto trader Roman Trading predicts that Bitcoin could potentially drop further to $60,000 from its current level.

BTC To Fall To $60K

According to Roman Trading, Bitcoin is showing signs of bearish divergence on its 1-day chart, which suggests a possible double-top reversal. This divergence happens when the price reaches new highs, but momentum indicators like RSI or MACD do not follow suit. 

However, such a pattern often indicates that the upward trend is losing strength and could lead to a reversal. The mention of a double-top setup highlights the chances of Bitcoin peaking before experiencing a downward correction. 

Roman Trading suggests that sentiment might become extremely bearish as Bitcoin saw a sudden drop from $69,811 to $66,842, a decline of nearly $3,000 in the last 24 hours. 

Although, the trader predicts that Bitcoin could fall further if it fails to hold the resistance level at $66,000. The next key levels to watch are $64,000, and potentially $60,000.

US Government Moves $2 Billion BTC

The recent drop in Bitcoin’s price might be linked to recent actions by the U.S. government. On Monday, the government transferred $2 billion worth of seized Bitcoin, causing a significant market impact.

This move came just two days after presidential candidate Donald Trump announced plans to acquire Bitcoin (BTC).

The wallet holding 29,800 BTC was first moved to a new address with no previous transactions. This new address acted as an intermediary, forwarding 19,800 BTC to another address. Meanwhile, 10,000 BTC, valued at approximately $670 million, was sent to a third address.

A Ray Of Hope

Despite the bearish signs, Roman Trading is still positive about Bitcoin’s future. If the market becomes too negative, it might help set up a big price increase, as overly worried traders could create the right conditions for a rally.

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