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Bitcoin Falls Below $61,000 Again

Bitcoin Falls Below $61,000 Again

On the morning of July 3, the leading cryptocurrency dropped from $62,100 to $60,900. Following the release of macroeconomic data, the coin fell by 3% over the day. 

15-minute BTC/USDT chart on Binance. Data: TradingView.

The market reacted negatively to the release of information on job openings and labour turnover in the US for May. The JOLTS figure exceeded forecasted values. 

Bitcoin dragged most crypto assets into the “red zone.” Over 24 hours, Ethereum fell by 2.4% to $3360. 

Top 10 assets by market capitalization. Data: CoinGecko

According to Coinglass, the total volume of liquidated positions over the day amounted to $122 million, with $102 million being long positions. 

Liquidation map. Data: Coinglass.

Technical analyst Ali noted the emergence of early signs of digital gold accumulation after nearly three months of distribution. 

He also pointed to the largest spike in active addresses (894,980) since early April. 

Even before the decline, Ali stated that there was a large liquidation pool of $23 million at the $61,490 level. After this mark was breached, he anticipated a rebound. 

According to him, if Bitcoin now exceeds $62,600, short positions worth $1 billion will be liquidated. 

Analyst and MN Trading founder Michaël van de Poppe spoke of a “mega bearish divergence” on the dominance chart of the leading cryptocurrency, suggesting an imminent reversal after breaking the 0.06 ETH/BTC level. 

Earlier, Bitfinex reported that holders of digital gold, who had stopped taking profits in early May, resumed selling. 

Analysts at CoinDesk identified the $65,000 level as a key resistance point.

CryptoQuant predicted the emergence of conditions for a rally to resume in the third quarter.

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