Bitcoin Bounces Near $65K as Analysts Eye Future Cycle Highs
Bitcoin is showing signs of recovery after a turbulent quarter, with investors weighing ETF inflows against critical technical support levels.

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LIVEBitcoin is trading near $64,700 today, marking a 4 percent gain after a rough period that briefly pushed the price below $63,000. This recent volatility caused nearly $1 billion in leveraged positions to be liquidated, but signs of a rebound are appearing as spot Bitcoin ETFs start to see positive flows again. While the market remains sensitive, Bitcoin continues to outperform other major assets like Ethereum and Solana in terms of price stability.
Bitwise Asset Management views the recent correction as a period for accumulation rather than a total market breakdown. Their analysts suggest that investors should worry less about whether a bottom is in and focus instead on where the current cycle might peak. Despite a difficult second quarter, Bitcoin dominance has risen to 64.2 percent, signaling that many investors are still sticking with the market leader during times of uncertainty.
Technically, the path forward is still a bit rocky. Bitcoin recently broke out of a multi month symmetrical triangle pattern, which shifted the structural trend toward a more cautious outlook. Traders are now watching the $60,000 mark closely as a crucial support level. If the price can consistently stay above the mid $60,000 range, it could signal a return to higher momentum. Conversely, failing to hold $60,000 may lead to a retest of the $57,800 low.
Looking ahead, market participants are keeping a close watch on U.S. economic data and Federal Reserve commentary. These factors, alongside daily ETF activity, will likely dictate the price action throughout the third quarter. For now, the general market sentiment remains cautious, favoring patient observation over large, aggressive moves.
Prices update live from CoinMarketCap. Market data, not financial advice.
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