Bitcoin is looking strong right now, showing low volatility and potential for growth. It’s currently above the 21-week exponential moving average, which is a positive sign. With the November 5th elections approaching, we may soon see significant price movements. If Bitcoin breaks out to new highs, it could trigger an aggressive rally, possibly leading to the start of altcoin season.
Key Resistance and Breakout Levels
According to analyst Josh of Crypto World, to initiate a short squeeze and target higher prices, Bitcoin must first break above the $63,800 resistance. Achieving this breakout could pave the way for movement towards the $67,000 to $68,000 range, but caution is advised as the price may still face rejections before confirming the upward trend.
Bitcoin may be forming a double bottom, also known as a W-pattern. For this pattern to confirm, the price must break above the neckline at $63,800. A confirmed breakout could lead to target prices of approximately $67,200 and $68,300. These targets represent potential gains of about 5.2% to 7% from the breakout point, making it an attractive scenario for traders.
On the 4-Day Bitcoin Chart, the super trend indicator remains in the red, signaling bearish conditions. However, on the 2-Day Chart, Bitcoin is within a descending broadening wedge pattern, with resistance around $66,000 and support near $51,000. This broadening wedge indicates potential volatility as the price moves between these levels.
Liquidation Levels
Looking at the Bitcoin liquidation heat map, small liquidity begins around $63,500, but a major area of liquidity lies between $64,500 and $65,000. If Bitcoin crosses above this range, it could trigger a short squeeze, forcing many short positions to liquidate and driving the price higher.
