Bitcoin Stalls Below $64,375 After Its Worst Week in Months
Bitcoin hit a ceiling near $64,375 on the hourly chart and failed to break through, holding just above $63,000 after a partial late-week recovery. The price action follows what multiple sources describe as one of Bitcoin's worst trading weeks in recent months. Despite the turbulence, cycle floor analysis from Galaxy Research suggests the downside in this cycle may be structurally shallower than prior bear markets.
Bitcoin is trading in a tight, uncertain range — above near-term support at $63,000 but rejected at $64,375 resistance. Until one of those levels breaks decisively, momentum traders and swing investors are stuck in no-man's land. The Galaxy Research floor thesis is a mild cushion for long-term holders, but it doesn't change short-term price risk.
Watch for a daily close above $64,375 (confirms breakout) or a break below $63,000 (signals renewed selling). Next major macro input: next U.S. CPI inflation report (~mid-month).
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