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#Bitcoin Sideways Movement Continues, Upside Momentum Dropping

BINANCE:BTCUSDT   Bitcoin / TetherUS
Past Performance of Bitcoin
Bitcoin prices remain firm at spot rates but flat in lower time frames. Even though traders are upbeat, wanting BTC to push higher to new territories, the coin's failure to break above immediate resistance lines is challenging. The coin has a liquidation line at $29k, marking March highs. On the lower end, support is at around $26.6k, with the rising channel a formation to consider for traders waiting for a breakout formation. If anything, any spike or dump below any of the levels mentioned above may trigger a rally or sell-off, shaping the coin's short-term trend.

#Bitcoin Technical Analysis
From the daily chart, yesterday's bar closed as a mixed bar. There is equal buying and selling pressure, an indicator that traders are well-matched. Still, this doesn't break the dominant formation, which is bullish. The drop in momentum means volatility is also low, explaining the tightening Bollinger Bands, which might form a squeeze. Optimistic and conservative traders can steer clear until there is a close above $29.3k, possibly opening the door for $32k or better. On the reverse side, losses below the March 29 bull bar, the rising channel, and ideally $26.6k will swing the medium-term trend to bearish in a contraction after a solid performance in Q1 2023.

What to Expect from #BTC?
The horizontal, low-participation consolidation continues as yesterdays far closed lower in a well-balanced bar. Technically, the uptrend remains, but there are lower lows relative to the upper BB, signaling weakness and low momentum. Whether buyers will be sustained depends on how prices break out going forward.
Resistance level to watch out for: $29k
Support level to watch out for: $26.6k


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