BTCUSD

Bitcoin's recovery has been spectacular over the past week. The market had traded off some 30% over the weekend and is now right back at the record high levels. Still, the monthly chart is screaming with overextension and the greater risk remains for another sizable decline to allow for these studies to unwind.

In this analysis, we take a look at Bitcoin each day, highlighting all of the need to knows for anyone looking to extract up to date information about major levels and relevant trends, both short term and longer-term. The analysis is designed for the trader, investor and even those simply holding the crypto asset, looking for an idea of where they may want to consider making that next conversion.

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