Bitcoin Price Prediction: Is Breaking Past $57,000 the Key to Reaching New All-Time Highs?

As Bitcoin nears the $57,000 resistance, it’s likely that the price will struggle to break higher in the immediate future. This next phase will be critical—if Bitcoin fails to break above $57,000 soon, the bearish trend could once again take over the market. 

Analyst Josh of Crypto World explained that Bitcoin is bouncing back from a key support level but is now hitting a major resistance area. However, the price is bouncing back from a key support level, around $52,500, which means that even in a downtrend, short-term upward moves can happen. Right now, the bigger picture is still bearish, but short-term upward moves are possible.

Bitcoin recently bounced from a support zone between $51,000 and $53,000, and it moved up to the resistance area of $56,000 to $57,000. The price is now stuck near this resistance, meaning it hasn’t yet broken through. 

For Bitcoin to turn more bullish, it needs to break above $57,000 and turn that into a new support. If it does, the price could rise to the next resistance level around $59,000 to $61,000. For a stronger sign of a bullish reversal, Bitcoin must break through key resistance levels like $57,000 and then $59,000 to $61,000.

Will The Price Stall For The Next Few Days?

In the short term, the price is likely to struggle around $57,000. If Bitcoin doesn’t break through this level in the next few days, the bearish trend could continue. But if it does break above $57,000 and stays there, it could signal a stronger bullish move.

The analyst explains that, according to the Bitcoin liquidation heat map, in the past day, Bitcoin’s price has eliminated a lot of liquidity sitting at higher levels. Much of this liquidity was around $57,000 to $57,500, with a key area between $57,600 and $57,700. On the downside, there’s also not much liquidity, which is why the analyst predicts the price will likely stall around the current resistance levels for the next few days.

Read Also: Bitcoin Price Forecast: Q3 Review and Q4 Predictions