Bitcoin falls back to $63,440 as the dollar strengthens

In Asian trading, the price of Bitcoin fell below $64,000, trading at $63,440.2, a decline of 1.2%. This decline was driven by the dollar rally, which negatively affected cryptocurrency markets, as investors await further signals from the Federal Reserve. Notably, the $65,000 level as a key resistance that Bitcoin has been unable to overcome since August.

This was compounded by the recent activation of a wallet dormant for 13 years, which mobilized tokens worth approximately $3 million, generating concern in the market. The upcoming expiration of Bitcoin and Ether contracts, scheduled for Friday, could increase market volatility. In addition, future Federal Reserve decisions are expected to influence Bitcoin's price direction.

In terms of technical analysis, BTCUSD has recovered during the month its prices from $52,000 to the current price at the checkpoint area (POC). The overbought RSI at 62.59% suggests that the price could extend towards $68,000, with a key area where a correction could occur around $65,288, according to Fibonacci method analysis.

Ion Jauregui - ActivTrades Analyst



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