The Bitcoin (BTC) price fell below the moving average lines, reaching a low of $86,045 before rebounding.
The largest cryptocurrency has slipped to a lower price range, remaining above the $84,000 support. Since November 21, Bitcoin has traded in a range above $84,000 and below the moving average lines, or the resistance at $94,000. Bitcoin is currently recovering after falling as low as $86,000. The BTC price is currently trading above the $86,000 support but remains below the moving average lines.
On the upside, the advancing trend may be rejected at the 50-day SMA or the resistance at $90,000. A rejection at the moving average lines will keep Bitcoin trading in a range above the $86,000 support and below the moving average lines. Bitcoin will surge to its previous high of $97,850 if buyers push the price above the moving average lines. Bitcoin is currently at $88,087.
Key Resistance Zones: $700, $750, and $800
Key Support Zones: $400, $350, and $300
The price bars remain below the horizontal moving average lines. The 21-day SMA has risen above the 50-day SMA support. The moving average lines on the 4-hour chart are sloping downward. The 21-day SMA is limiting the cryptocurrency's further upward movement. The price bars remain below the 21-day SMA level.

Bitcoin has fallen to its critical support level of $84,000. On the 4-hour chart, BTC has stalled above the $86,000 support and is fluctuating above this level but below the moving average lines. The 21-day SMA is acting as resistance to the upward trend. Bitcoin is declining towards the current support. On the downside, if the $86,000 support is breached, BTC may revisit its previous low of $80,000.

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