In early July, Bitcoin and the wider cryptocurrency market faced unexpected challenges, diverging from earlier bullish expectations.
Issues such as the delayed launch of spot Ethereum ETFs on July 2nd and reports of substantial BTC sell-offs by the U.S. and German governments dampened market sentiment.
However, potential for a turnaround looms as attention shifts to the upcoming CPI data expected on July 11.
Analyst CrypNuevo highlighted the pivotal role of the CPI data in shaping Bitcoin’s near-term trajectory.
Anticipating possible interest rate cuts based on lower inflation numbers, CrypNuevo suggested such moves historically benefit Bitcoin prices.
We could then see first a drop to fill at least the 50% of the wick.
It’s likely to see a bounce from the wick fill, but if we drop below the 100% of the wick level, then $51.7k should hold.
Upside would get triggered by positive CPI results on Thursday. But $60k is resistance. pic.twitter.com/sxdUwZouji
— CrypNuevo 🔨 (@CrypNuevo) July 7, 2024
Market sentiment, as assessed by 10x Research, indicates Bitcoin has reached initial downside targets near $55,000 and appears oversold in the short term.
Key catalysts for a market rebound include anticipated macroeconomic tailwinds and the pending SEC decision on Ethereum ETF approval.
However, ongoing market uncertainties warrant caution for the medium-term outlook.
The upcoming CPI data release holds significant implications for both traditional and crypto markets, with expectations of influencing market sentiment and potential Fed actions.
The Bitcoin market is entering a complex phase marked by rising realized profits, reduced whale balances, and historically prolonged sideways price movement.
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