Bitcoin needs a daily close above $63,00 to open up the road to new all-time highs, the latest analysis says.
In his latest X analysis on Sept. 19, popular trader HornHairs defined some key Bitcoin (BTC) price levels for bulls to flip into support next.
Bitcoin traders put faith in $63,000
Bitcoin continues to rebound after the week’s macroeconomic events delivered a boost to risk assets.
Up nearly 8% over the week, BTC/USD now faces a crucial area of resistance, which has kept the market pinned for months.
“Massive level coming up here at $63k after a very strong reaction off the demand in the $57k area,” HornHairs summarized.
“If we can clear $63k and hold above it on a HTF closing basis (at least the 1D) then, considering HTF context, we could make a real push towards ATHs.”
The mid-$60,000 zone is significant because it hosts various trend lines required to function as support. These include the aggregate cost basis for Bitcoin’s short-term investor cohorts — a level that traditionally accompanies every bull market.
Continuing, family office MS2 Capital added that the 200-day simple moving average (SMA) now coincides with the largest onchain volume area of around $64,000.
Among charts uploaded to X included a comprehensive breakdown of various high-timeframe resistance levels.
A timely BTC price breakout?
Meanwhile, popular trader and analyst Rekt Capital shows that Bitcoin is already making headway within its multimonth downward channel.
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“Bitcoin is breaking the Lower High downtrend dating to late July as we speak,” he revealed.
The channel itself means that $67,000 is now a key breakout level.
Time for that breakout, meanwhile, is fast running out — BTC/USD has been in what Rekt Capital calls a “reaccumulation range” since its block subsidy halving event in April.
“Bitcoin has historically broken out from its ReAccumulation Range 150-160 days after the Halving,” he noted.
“It is currently ~158 days after the Halving.”
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