Bitcoin (BTC) Price Near Key Support Level, Will It Fall Further?

Bitcoin (BTC) prices fell below $38,500 as the crypto market continues to bleed amid concerns over an economic slowdown.

In the last few hours, the BTC price tumbled to a six-week low of $38,236 due to fears of Federal Reserve monetary tightening, bearish technical patterns, and liquidation of long positions.

Meanwhile, the second-largest cryptocurrency Ethereum dove more than 5% in the last 24 hours as crypto market sentiment remained in the “extreme fear” zone.

Bitcoin (BTC) Builds Negative Momentum Amid Uncertainty

The Bitcoin (BTC) price declined 3.2% to $38,236 on Monday, down more than 20% from the last month’s high of $48,086. Also, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index has moved near to its lowest value of 23, indicating extreme fear.

According to technical analysts, the price charts are indicating further declines. Katie Stockton, the managing partner at Fairlead Strategies, reveals the Bitcoin price, with the next support at around $27,000 levels, has dropped below its Ichimoku cloud support on a weekly chart.

Moreover, Mark Newton, a technical strategist at Fundstrat, expects a decline to $36,300 initially. However, if the Bitcoin fails to hold at the level, the price could move down to $32,950.

Therefore, as per the analysts, the Bitcoin (BTC) price is expected to decline further as Federal Reserve plans to hike interest rates by 50 basis-point in the coming months amid rising inflation.