Bitcoin's price continues to decline, but there's optimism following recent US Department of Justice actions that may pave the way for approving Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Analysts point out that one obstacle to approval is the dominance of the Binance exchange in the Bitcoin market, which has shown weakness, recording a 3% decrease for the day, particularly after news related to Binance. Testing a critical support level at $36,788, and with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicating weakening momentum, BTC may face a decline. Increasing selling pressure below the $36,788 support within the extended range from $36,276 to $37,301 could present an opportunity for an extended price drop, with experts predicting it could reach the psychological level of $30,000.
Currently, the Awesome Oscillator (AO) bars have turned red and are inching towards the daily midpoint, suggesting a gradual bearish takeover. Conversely, rising buying pressure from investors looking to capitalize on the retest of the $36,788 level may push Bitcoin's price higher. Initially surpassing the local peak at $37,972, it could then test the higher range at $37,980 and ultimately achieve the psychological milestone of $40,000, representing a 10% increase from current levels.
Currently, the Awesome Oscillator (AO) bars have turned red and are inching towards the daily midpoint, suggesting a gradual bearish takeover. Conversely, rising buying pressure from investors looking to capitalize on the retest of the $36,788 level may push Bitcoin's price higher. Initially surpassing the local peak at $37,972, it could then test the higher range at $37,980 and ultimately achieve the psychological milestone of $40,000, representing a 10% increase from current levels.
