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The US overwhelmingly passed the recent debt ceiling deal, giving markets a breather. But From Bitcoin [BTC] The bearish sentiment persists after failing to turn bullish on the higher time frame chart. It ended May in the red, losing about 4% in monthly performance.
Source: Source: Coin360
In spite of the price pump Seen over the weekend, BTC recorded $11 million outflows in short Bitcoin during the same period. The trend marks the sixth consecutive outflow totaling more than $270 million, according to Coinshares’ Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly report.
While this underlines the prevailing negative sentiment, declining volumes were also a cause for concern.
BTC’s Roadblock to Trendline Resistance
Source: BTC/USDT on TradingView
BTC price action has made lower highs after price rejection from $31,000 in mid-April. A trendline resistance (white) has become a major roadblock on the daily chart, preventing BTC from turning bullish.
A recent bullish breakout on May 28 was rejected by the trendline resistance, returning BTC to its previous mid-range of $26.8k. Below the mid-range is the 111-day MA (moving average) of $26.5k.
The 111-MA has monitored three major declines so far. One in mid-March and two in May, making it an important dynamic support level. A break below the MA and a low of $26.0k could give sellers more of an upper hand, which could further erode bullish sentiment.
The two support levels to watch out for on such an extended dive are $25k and $24k.
Conversely, BTC could recover in the mid-range, which is equivalent to $26.6k, an important late March/April support level following the US debt ceiling news.
However, bulls must clear the roadblock of trendline resistance to gain leverage. Moving north, resistance levels were at $28.5k, $29.8k and $31k.
CVD spot decreases
Source: Coinalyse
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Towards the end of May, the CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta) spot took a nosedive, dropping steadily from May 29 to June 1 (as of this writing). It strengthens the influence of the sellers in recent days.
With the US debt ceiling removed, the focus now turns to the FOMC meeting in mid-June. In addition, the $28,000 level is marked by Long term BTC holders in profits and could remain a major obstacle for a while.
