Bitcoin's recent price rally may be short-lived due to potential resistance levels and upcoming economic events, according to a cryptocurrency analyst. The analyst points out key resistance levels at $64,000-$65,000 and $68,000-$69,000, which could halt Bitcoin's upward momentum. The current price action also suggests a double top formation, indicating a possible end to the rally. While the global outlook for Bitcoin remains somewhat bullish, the local outlook is less optimistic, and traders are cautious ahead of upcoming economic reports. If these indicators offer surprises, the current bullish sentiment could quickly disappear. Bitcoin is currently consolidating above $62,750, but a drop below this level could lead to lower liquidity zones and further price declines. Another analyst highlights that Bitcoin's consolidation is happening within a symmetrical triangle pattern, suggesting a major breakout and potential gains. The analyst predicts a target of $100,000 for Bitcoin based on this pattern. Bitcoin's technical indicators are mostly bullish. However, investors should remain cautious as failure to break through resistance levels could trigger a price correction.



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