BTC is down about 3% over the past seven days as the price recovery from $30,000 stalls.
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BTC could see limited upside as the corrective phase weakens and buyers return.
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A decisive break above $40,000 is needed to resume the uptrend.
BTC re-tested minor support around $30,000 over the weekend, but stronger support is seen around $27,000.
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BTC held support around $30K and upside appears limited towards $45K with high volatility into the weekend.
Bitcoin sellers remain active as the broader uptrend weakens similar to 2017 and 2018.
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"Prior to this meeting, Vice Chair Quarles, Chair McWilliams and I had talked about potentially putting together an interagency policy sprint team just on crypto because of exactly the concerns you've described," Hsu said.
A bill before parliament will require candidates to say how much they spent on digital assets during the past three years.
The next level of support is seen at around $34,000, which could stabilize the sell-off.
BTC continues to consolidate and is now at the bottom of a three-month range.
BTC remains in a consolidation phase after failing to sustain moves above $64,000.