Bitcoin (BTC) has resumed its downward trend after failing to hold above the $80,000 support level.
Since May 6, the largest cryptocurrency has been trading within a range, remaining above the moving average lines but below the $82,500 mark. Buyers were unable to sustain bullish momentum above the $82,500 high. The price was rejected three times at the $82,500 peak, leading to the decline.
On the downside, bears have broken through the $80,000 and 21-day SMA support levels. As a result, Bitcoin may fall further, possibly to $75,000 or the 50-day SMA support. If the BTC price falls and remains above the 50-day SMA support, the cryptocurrency will be confined to a narrow range. Today, Bitcoin is at $76,875.
Key supply zones: $120,000, $125,000, $130,000
Key demand zones: $80,000, $75,000, $70,000
BTC price has fallen below the 21-day SMA support. The price is currently caught between the 50-day SMA support and the 21-day SMA resistance.
For several days, the BTC price is expected to remain between the moving average lines. The largest cryptocurrency will trend if either the 50-day SMA support or the 21-day SMA resistance is broken. If Bitcoin loses support at the 50-day SMA, it will decline further. The 4-hour chart shows the price is below the downward-sloping moving average lines.

Bitcoin is falling and is approaching its previous low of $75,000. In the recent price movement, BTC fell to a low of $74,912 before recovering above the $75,000 support. If the cryptocurrency price retraces and remains above the $75,000 support, Bitcoin will continue to trade above $75,000 but below the moving average lines.

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