The Coinbase listing is seen as a watershed moment for the cryptocurrency industry.
Long-term BTC holders (HODLers) are less tempted to sell relative to prior bull markets, according to data from Glassnode.
BTC buyers have taken some profit, but support is nearby around $62K.
Bitcoin is seen rising towards $70K by May according to several analysts interviewed by CoinDesk.
Bitcoin futures traders are becoming more bullish with extreme upside leverage.
Bitcoin made a fresh all-time high after breaking above $60K and ending three months of consolidation. Next resistance around $68K-$70K.
Bitcoin struggled near $60K again; support is nearby around $58K as buyers take some profit.
BTC is attempting to break above a series of lower price highs since April 1, which suggests buyers are gaining strength as sellers retreat.
Bitcoin buyers and sellers are in a stalemate as oversold rallies have been limited on intraday charts.
Despite short-term volatility, bitcoin's uptrend remains intact. And some traders could be shifting to altcoins.
Volume has significantly slowed over the past two weeks, which is typical of a consolidation phase and could lead to sharp price moves.
BTC continues to consolidate, although selling pressure remains limited to rising support levels on intraday charts.
BTC will need to break above $60,000 to resume the uptrend.
The new generation of HODLers were forged during market rallies over the past year, and show no signs of slowing down.
Bitcoin traded in a tight range during Asian hours; resistance around $60K and support around $57K-$58K.