Bitcoin (BTC) appears to be struggling with around $58,500 in resistance over the last 3 days. Right now, Bitcoin (BTC) is seen trading at just around $57,320, with an increase of 1.12% for the day.
Data from the on-chain analysis shows the earnings of miners have dipped below the average. In simple words, this is a sign of less selling pressure or a reduction in profitability.
On Tuesday, an inflow amount of $294.8 million was seen in the Bitcoin ETFs, one of the highest levels in almost a month. Furthermore, technical analysis reveals that the AO (Awesome Oscillator) and RSI also show that an upward rally is on the cards.
However, the biggest hurdle for Bitcoin (BTC) is the next resistance on the weekly timeframe around the $58,500 level. Even before that, Bitcoin (BTC) will need to clear the $58,000 resistance before targeting the next one.
On the Bitcoin (BTC) D1 chart, a lower low has formed which also hints at a bullish pressure, similar to what we are seeing in the RSI. This is a sign that Bitcoin (BTC) will go through a bullish divergence in the short term.
However, if Bitcoin (BTC) can manage to clear the resistance levels at $58,375 and then $58,500, it will mean another 9% upside. This will lift the cryptocurrency to near $63,956 which is also a major level to watch out.
Another scenario is that Bitcoin (BTC) will close below the daily support level of around $52,266. If that happens, the Bitcoin (BTC) will turn lower and will likely lose 4% of its value. This will send the Bitcoin (BTC) towards the $50,521 which is also a major support.
Over all, the sentiment surrounding the Bitcoin (BTC) is bullish in the short-term. However, it seems investors want to know more about the Fed's intentions on the rate cuts before making their next move.