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Bitcoin (BTC) has successfully breached the significant resistance level of $64,000, sparking investor interest in the subsequent target of $68,000. This breakthrough is viewed as a crucial indicator for Bitcoin’s future price trajectory. Can $64,000 Support Hold? After remaining under $64,000 for 20 days, Bitcoin climbed to $64,245 on August 23. This surge followed optimistic remarks from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell about potential interest rate cuts, although no specific timeline was provided. Access COINTURK FINANCE to get the latest financial and business news. The $64,000 level had been deemed a vital support for BTC since the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs in January. However, it transformed into a resistance level after the “Black Monday” event on August 5. Analysts Weigh In: What’s Next? Crypto analyst Mister Crypto suggests if Bitcoin stays above $64,000, it is likely to move toward $68,000. This has fueled speculation among investors about when Bitcoin might break its previous all-time high of $68,991 set in 2021. Mister Crypto also mentioned that a significant price movement for Bitcoin over the weekend is unlikely, anticipating consolidation at current levels. Investor Takeaways If Bitcoin remains above the $64,000 level, the next target could be $68,000. Investors should watch for any consolidations indicating stability at the current price. Federal Reserve comments on interest rates can significantly impact Bitcoin’s price movements. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a useful tool for predicting price actions. Meanwhile, crypto analyst Elja has advised his followers on X that Bitcoin should aim for the $68,000 to $70,000 range, based on the current RSI, which stands at 66.11. At its peak in March, the RSI had reached 79.79, indicating room for growth. Attention remains on whether Bitcoin can maintain its position above $64,000. Holding this level could open the path to $68,000 and potentially higher.…

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