Given the recent drop of Bitcoin below the $65,000 level, Bitcoin is currently experiencing downward pressure, with the price nearing critical support levels. In my view, these fluctuations suggest that the market may not be suitable for investors with a low risk tolerance.
First Support Level: $63,000 – This level is an important point to monitor market reactions. If stabilization occurs at this level, buying interest that can be leveraged may appear. Should the price break through this first support and reach $60,000, the market should be carefully evaluated for entry as this area might be a potential turning point for recovery.
This means that a gradual buying strategy can be implemented starting at $63,000 and increased if the price approaches $60,000, thereby enhancing the average entry price and reducing risks in the event of a sudden decline. Before buying, the anticipated risks should be identified and evaluated, and the market's readiness to receive lower price levels should be considered.
External considerations such as economic developments, policy updates, and geopolitical conditions can significantly impact the market. These factors should be taken into account before making a purchase decision.
Current analyses suggest a cautious approach to investing in Bitcoin. Investments should be carefully considered, focusing on support levels and using a gradual buying strategy to improve the average purchase price and minimize exposure to high volatility.
If you prefer to avoid high risks, it may be wise to wait until the market shows stronger signs of stability and recovery.
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