Analysts debate Bitcoin’s next step after today’s $45.5K retest
BTC finally hit the projected $45,000 support zone, but analysts have mixed views on whether continuation or consolidation will be the next step. The euphoric calls for a return of the bull market may have been a bit early especially after Bitcoin (BTC) bulls failed to push the price over the $46,000 level on March 31. Even with the current pullback, analysts continue to expect a lower support retest at the $45,000 level.Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView shows that today's attempt to push the price of BTC above $47,500 was soundly rejected by bears which sent the top....
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