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Bitcoin Price Analysis: BTC Recovers $57K but is the Bottom In Already?

Bitcoin’s price decline continues as the market has lost several key support zones. While many investors are worried about a deep crash, there is also the possibility for this drop to be a bear trap.

Technical Analysis

By TradingRage

The Daily Chart

The daily chart shows that the price has lost the $60K support level and dropped below the 200-day moving average, located around the $58K level.

The 200-day moving average is a key indicator, as it has held the price during previous bull markets. Whenever it was broken to the downside, the bull run was over. Yet, the price is currently trading around the $57K level, with BTC having failed to create a daily candle close below it.

The sizeable downward shadow in yesterday’s candle can indicate that the decline might have come to a halt, and consolidation or even recovery is probable in the short term.

Source: TradingView

The 4-Hour Chart

The 4-hour chart shows a clear bearish trend for Bitcoin in the last few weeks. The price has consistently made lower highs and lows, breaking below multiple support levels.

Currently, the price is retesting the $57K level from below, and if it successfully reclaims the level, it will spark hopes for a bullish rebound in the coming weeks.

With the RSI recovering from the oversold region, this might be the case. However, a reversal cannot still be expected as long as BTC is trading below the critical $60K level.

Source: TraidngView

On-Chain Analysis

By TradingRage

Bitcoin True Hashrate Drawdown

While price analysis can only help suggest short-term market behavior, more can be gained from on-chain analysis, which focuses on the fundamentals of the BTC network.

This chart demonstrates the Bitcoin hashrate drawdown, which measures drops in the relative computing power of the network. The hashrate drawdown has reached values even lower than the bear market low of around $16K, pointing to a massive capitulation by the miners.

While the miners exiting the market is never a good sign, it could indicate a potential ending for the recent downtrend, as it did in January 2023.

Therefore, while many fear the future, some hardcore Bitcoin believers might be accumulating as hard as possible. Meanwhile, only time will tell whether we have reached the bottom or the bear market is only beginning.

Source: CryptoQuant

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