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Bitcoin price today pulled back sharply after touching $123,000, triggering more than $800 million in long liquidations across crypto markets. Analysts warn of near-term weakness but maintain that the broader uptrend remains intact.
The world’s largest cryptocurrency briefly broke above its major horizontal range before facing heavy selling pressure. The rejection sent prices back toward the mid-point of the range, a level many traders view as pivotal in determining whether the rally can sustain.
“The market absorbed liquidity above recent highs and quickly rejected,” one analyst noted. “Greed was evident, and traders failed to take profits at resistance.”
On higher timeframes, Bitcoin remains in an uptrend, consistently forming higher highs and higher lows. Yet on the one-hour chart, the asset has posted its first lower low in weeks, a shift that suggests short-term bearish momentum.
Key technical levels:
“This alignment of factors makes $116,000 to $117,000 a critical zone for Bitcoin,” the analyst added.
Momentum indicators are split. The four-hour chart displays a hidden bullish divergence on the RSI, indicating potential for a rebound, while the daily chart signals bearish divergence, suggesting the possibility of a larger corrective phase.
Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency, has also shown signs of volatility. While it may still attempt a new all-time high, traders are preparing for potential liquidity-driven reversals at elevated levels.
If Bitcoin holds the $116,300 support level, a move back toward $120,000 is expected, with a potential extension to $128,000. Failure to maintain support, however, could trigger a broader retracement, potentially marking the start of a corrective wave after months of gains.
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