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Bitcoin pause may extend as $60,000-$80,000 range draws attention

Bitcoin volatility has shrunk by about 56 percent this quarter, and the market has stayed in a range for 114 days, an analysis showed. Cointelegraph reported that smoothed one-week realised volatility fell to 17.2 percent from 39 percent, well below the long-term median of 40 percent. Analysts said volatility compression can precede a big move, though it does not indicate direction. Some cited a $60,000-$80,000 range and mixed signals from exchange inflows and large wallets.

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Bitcoin demand slows, selling pressure grows, raising risk of drop to $72,000

Bitcoin faces rising downside risks as demand weakens and selling pressure builds, with technical indicators turning lower and key support levels under scrutiny. Analysts and traders cited a break below key moving averages, a drop in RSI and a retreat from around $82,000. Binance inflows have increased, a pattern seen as a potential sell signal. Apparent demand has fallen to about minus 147,000 BTC, and ETF outflows are also weighing.

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Bitcoin shaken by short-term sellers taking losses; $65,000 support in focus

Bitcoin is under pressure as short-term holders sold more than 10,000 bitcoin while accepting losses, raising expectations that the downside could open to $65,000. The drop came as broader crypto sentiment weakened amid rising U.S.-Iran war tensions. On-chain data showed coins sent to Binance below holders’ average cost. Analysts cited stress-driven selling and historical precedents. Glassnode flagged over 7.8 million bitcoin held at a loss. U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows on most recent sessions.