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African country this year amid a trend driven partly by limited access to US 
dollars.

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Ethena is currently consolidating just above a critical high time frame 
support zone, following a full range rotation from recent highs. Although the 
broader trend remains bearish, this area has historically triggered counter- 
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The Bitcoin price action is currently testing investors&#8217; nerves as it hovers 
around $100,000. While it flirts with this psychological level, analysts are 
highlighting June 22, 2025, as a key date for potential volatility. Backed by 
both historical volatility patterns and technical indicators, this date is 
gearing up to be a critical window for Bitcoin’s next move. Bitcoin Price 
Braces For Volatility On June 22 Bitcoin is entering a decisive phase as it 
trades above the $100,000 mark, with technical signals identified by 
TradingView expert ‘readCrypto’ aligning around a critical time frame—-June 
22. The chart analysis shows that June 22 is an important date, signaling the 
projected start of Bitcoin’s next volatility window, with a potential to break 
out or break down depending on how the flagship cryptocurrency reacts to key 
support and resistance zones. Related Reading: Analyst Predicts Bitcoin Price 
Crash As War Tensions Mount In Middle East Currently, Bitcoin is trading at 
$104,731, close to a pivotal confluence range between $104,463 and $106,133—a 
zone highlighted as a structural mid-point. This area is defined by the DOM 
(60) and a Heikin-Ashi high point on the price chart, marking the formation of 
a recent upper boundary. Moreover, the lower end of the range sits around 
$99,705, which is the HA-High support level, where the price has previously 
been tested but not yet broken. According to the analyst, the June 22 date is 
important because it coincides with the confluence of key price levels with 
the M-Signal indicator on the weekly chart. This indicator is currently rising 
and aligning near the $99,705 HA-high level. If Bitcoin falls below this 
level, it could signal the start of a deeper corrective move, possibly toward 
the monthly M-Signal line or even the $89,294 region, corresponding with the 
2.618 Fibonacci. Conversely, if Bitcoin holds above this level and breaks out 
of the $108,316 resistance, momentum could shift back to the upside. The 
analyst has set upper bullish targets near $109,598 and $111,696, reflecting 
the final resistance zone before new highs. Support Zones And Momentum 
Indicate Tense Standoff Moving past readCrypto’s volatility-driven projection, 
the TradingView analyst’s Bitcoin chart shows that the On-Balance-Volume (OBV) 
oscillator remains below the zero line. This suggests that despite recent 
gains, selling pressure may still be dominating the broader market. However, 
the histogram in the chart shows signs of waning momentum on the sell side. 
Related Reading: Brace For Impact: Bitcoin Price Primed For Deep Correction 
Below $90,000 This divergence aligns with Bitcoin’s weakening Stochastic 
Relative Strength Index (RSI), which indicates momentum may be cooling. The 
low OBV readings, combined with the recent bounce from a lower support range, 
also underscore an intense standoff within the market. If Bitcoin breaks below 
the Heikin Ashi high point at $99,705, a retest of new lows at $89,294 is more 
than likely. Until then, readCrypto’s analysis shows that all eyes are on the 
$104,000 to $106,000 zone. The area between $99,705 and $108,316 now defines 
the high-boundary consolidation range. A confirmed move outside this range, 
mainly triggered during the June 21-13 window, could dictate Bitcoin’s next 
major move. Featured image from Pixabay, chart from Tradingview.com