Signs of Bear Exhaustion Suggest Bitcoin Could Surge Back to $95K

Bitcoin Shows Signs of Recovery as Sellers Lose Momentum at 200-Day SMA

A key support level is holding strong, suggesting BTC could be gearing up for a rebound.

Technical indicators often reveal shifts in market sentiment, and recent candlestick formations suggest Bitcoin (BTC) may be reaching a turning point. Since Friday, at least two daily candles have signaled underlying bullish strength near multi-month lows, offering hope for a potential price recovery.

BTC’s decline has stalled at the 200-day simple moving average (SMA) since last Wednesday, acting as a crucial support level. Notably, Tuesday and Friday’s candles displayed long lower wicks and small bodies—indicating that while sellers temporarily pushed the price below this key level, they were unable to maintain control as buyers stepped in to defend support.

This type of price action, following a sustained downtrend, often signals weakening selling pressure and a possible trend reversal. Traders watching these signs may anticipate a bullish move in the near term.

If BTC holds above the 200-day SMA, a rally toward Sunday’s high near $95,000 could be in play. A breakout beyond that level could pave the way for a push toward the $100,000 milestone. Conversely, a decisive break below the 200-day SMA might signal further downside risk.

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