With the recovery rally, the Bitcoin price marked a new high of the year 2023 at $31475. However, the buyers were unable to breach the swing top resistance of $31150 indicating the overhead supply is still active. Anyhow, after the recent directional rally, a minor pullback is advisable for the largest cryptocurrency to recuperate the exhausted bullish momentum.
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In just two weeks, the Bitcoin price witnessed a remarkable surge of 25%, starting from a local support level of $25180 and reaching the March 2023 peak of $31150. However, the daily chart started projecting rejection candles at the aforementioned resistance indicating the selling pressure at this barrier is intact.
Thus, a minor pullback has tumbled the BTC price by 3% to nearly test the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level at $30000. By the press time, the Bitcoin price trades at the $30343 mark, with an intraday loss of 0.61%.
If the overhead supply pressure persists, the coin price could witness a longer correction to $29000(32.8% FIB), or $28200(50% FIB), before resuming the prior recovery.
After an aggressive rally in the past two weeks, the Bitcoin price will likely take a breather with a minor consolidation or pullback. As per the aforementioned Fibonacci tool, the $30000, $29000, and $28180 stand as a strong support to replenish the bullish momentum. If the potential correction sustains above $28180, the coin price will likely surpass the $31150 peak with resumed recovery.
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