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Bitcoin recently fell below $61,000, causing concerns among cryptocurrency investors, prompting a warning from leading crypto firm QCP Capital about potential further declines. The volatile market conditions surrounding Bitcoin have exacerbated anxiety, with QCP Capital highlighting factors that could push cryptocurrency prices as low as $50,000.
What can drive Bitcoin to $45,000?
QCP Capital notes that Bitcoin’s typical support level in the second quarter is $60,000 but is currently facing new challenges. The impending repayment by the collapsed Mt. Gox exchange is a crucial factor, as this action will release a significant amount of Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash into the market starting July 2, potentially increasing volatility. Visit COINTURK FINANCE for the latest financial and business news.
Government agencies’ massive sales of Bitcoin have also affected market stability. Notably, transfers of large amounts of BTC by the US and German governments to cryptocurrency exchanges have shocked investors. Concerns over liquidity and market stability have escalated, potentially further depressing Bitcoin prices.
Could Bitcoin test lower levels?
10X Research, a company specializing in on-chain data analysis, also warns of Bitcoin’s unstable position. They point out increasing concerns over a potential “double top” pattern, a technical chart formation indicating a significant price decline. This could lead Bitcoin to test lower levels, possibly reaching $50,000 or even $45,000, exacerbated by ongoing uncertainty and liquidity issues.
Key factors of concern for investors
Bitcoin repayments from Mt. Gox starting July 2. Government BTC sales impacting market liquidity. Potential formation of a “double top” signaling further price declines. Upcoming launch of spot Ethereum ETF in the US and developments around spot Solana ETF.
On the other hand, QCP Capital remains optimistic. Despite the possibility of a drop to $50,000, they believe strong support will emerge at this level. They argue that increased interest from traditional financial sectors under relaxed global regulation could stabilize Bitcoin.
Additionally, upcoming events could inject positive momentum into the cryptocurrency market. The launch next week of a spot Ethereum ETF in the US and developments in spot Solana ETF could spark new interest and optimism, positively influencing market dynamics.
Currently, Bitcoin is hovering around $61,000, with trading volume up 9% from the previous day at $23.62 billion. Bitcoin futures’ open interest has slightly risen by 0.13% in the past four hours but is down approximately 2% from the previous day. These metrics reflect investors’ hesitant sentiment regarding the potential impact of these factors on the market.
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Disclaimer: The information contained in this article does not constitute investment advice. Investors should be aware of the high volatility of cryptocurrencies, understand the risks involved, and conduct their own research.
