Traders are on the edge as Bitcoin’s rollercoaster ride puts $2 billion in long positions at risk with just a $3,000 dip from its current level of around $67,280, according to data from CoinMarketCap.

Volatility caused a swift rebound after a $10,000 drop. Traders closely watch key levels – a dip to $64,286 could liquidate $2 billion in longs, while $60,000 would wipe out $2.33 billion. 

The $64K range is also near the 200 sma, which strongly attracts price towards itself, hence traders are highly alert of this scenario to play out.

Breaking the recent high of $69,210 could eliminate around $1.31 billion in shorts, increasing to $1.57 billion at $70,000. BTC/USD recently experienced rapid $1,000 fluctuations within minutes of Wall Street opening. 

The all-time high near $69,210 poses a psychological challenge for Bitcoin participants. Price discovery is on the horizon, and some holders aim to break even after waiting since November 2021. 

Analysts, like Michaël van de Poppe, suggest a potential $70,000 sweep before a looming 30% correction tied to April’s block subsidy halving. Opinions on Bitcoin’s future vary widely, with predictions ranging from six-figure highs to concerns about an imminent peak. 

As the market navigates uncertainties, traders closely watch key levels, highlighting the volatile nature of cryptocurrency. The $1,000-minute candles indicate the rapid pace of market movements, making it crucial for investors to stay vigilant amid the evolving landscape.

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