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Bitcoin remains in a bearish lower-value reset phase, with key resistance at $60,750-$61,000 and support at $58,000-$58,400. The active spot-adjusted score of -3 / +10 indicates ongoing selling pressure, while the failure to reclaim $61,750-$62,250 weakens the bullish case. The market is under macroeconomic stress from potential Fed rate hikes and a broader tech sell-off, pushing Bitcoin toward a 20-month low. Institutional absorption or cascading liquidations are being monitored as critical next steps.
This bearish trend impacts crypto markets and traders, particularly as Bitcoin threatens to close below its 200-week moving average—a key technical level not breached since October 2023. The Fed's hawkish signals and sticky inflation add systemic risk, while the semiconductor sector's collapse has amplified crypto's downside. Traders must watch for a potential breakout above $60,750 to reverse the trend or a breakdown below $58,000 to accelerate declines.
For MENA investors, the focus should be on Bitcoin's ability to reclaim $61,750-$62,250 as a bullish catalyst and the Fed's rate decisions in July. Regional crypto exchanges may see increased volatility if global sentiment deteriorates further. Key indicators to track include the 200-week MA and institutional buying activity at current support levels.
