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Bitcoin short-term holders will be ‘seriously tested’ if BTC loses $61.6K — Analyst

Bitcoin price oscillates in a narrow price range as BTC's low volatility hints at a sharp price move around the corner.

Bitcoin’s (BTC) price action has been sideways over the past 36 hours, as BTC has been unable to break away from a range of $63,600 and $62,843. As illustrated in the chart, BTC is currently under the 50-day EMA level but remains above the 200-day EMA on the 4-hour chart.

BTC/USDT on the 4-hour chart. Source: Trading View

Bollinger Bands (BB) indicate that the current price might be a little oversold, as it remains under the indicator's simple moving average (middle band line). However, the BB lines are currently in divergence, which indicates that the price action should experience short-term volatility.

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Crypto sentiment index drops to October levels as Bitcoin dips under $92K

Bitcoin traders ‘under pressure’ after deepest correction since 2022 erases profits

83% of short-term Bitcoin traders saw losses after BTC price recorded its deepest drawdown since 2022.

Bitcoin (BTC) experiences the “deepest correction” in 24 months, impacting the short-term holders (STHs) with unrealized losses, according to onchain data from Glassnode. 

Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView reveals that in the latest drawdown, the price of Bitcoin dropped by more than 16.5% from a high of $63,801 on July 1 to set a swing low at $63,499 on July 5 in what Glassnode describes as the “deepest correction since late 2022.”

Despite this downturn, Glassnode’s The Week On-chain report notes that the correction is notably shallower compared to past cycles. It points to a strong market structure and “reduced volatility as Bitcoin matures as an asset class.”

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Crypto sentiment index drops to October levels as Bitcoin dips under $92K