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Bitcoin price started a fresh decline below the $106,000 zone. BTC is now 
consolidating and might soon aim for a fresh increase above the $105,500 zone. 
Bitcoin started a fresh decline below the $106,000 zone. The price is trading 
below $105,500 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a key 
bearish trend line forming with resistance at $104,850 on the hourly chart of 
the BTC/USD pair (data feed from Kraken). The pair could start a fresh 
increase if it stays above the $103,500 zone. Bitcoin Price Faces Resistance 
Bitcoin price started a fresh decline below the $107,500 zone. BTC gained pace 
and dipped below the $106,200 and $106,000 levels. There was a clear move 
below the $105,000 support level. Finally, the price tested the $103,500 zone. 
A low was formed at $103,400 and the price started a consolidation phase. It 
climbed above the 23.6% Fib retracement level of the downward move from the 
$108,925 swing high to the $103,400 low. However, the bears were active below 
the $105,000 zone. Bitcoin is now trading below $105,000 and the 100 hourly 
Simple moving average. There is also a key bearish trend line forming with 
resistance at $104,850 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair. On the upside, 
immediate resistance is near the $105,000 level. The first key resistance is 
near the $105,500 level. The next key resistance could be $106,150. It is near 
the 50% Fib retracement level of the downward move from the $108,925 swing 
high to the $103,400 low. A close above the $106,150 resistance might send the 
price further higher. In the stated case, the price could rise and test the 
$108,000 resistance level. Any more gains might send the price toward the 
$108,800 level. Another Drop In BTC? If Bitcoin fails to rise above the 
$105,000 resistance zone, it could start another decline. Immediate support is 
near the $104,150 level. The first major support is near the $103,500 level. 
The next support is now near the $102,500 zone. Any more losses might send the 
price toward the $101,200 support in the near term. The main support sits at 
$100,000, below which BTC might gain bearish momentum. Technical indicators: 
Hourly MACD – The MACD is now losing pace in the bearish zone. Hourly RSI 
(Relative Strength Index) – The RSI for BTC/USD is now above the 50 level. 
Major Support Levels – $104,150, followed by $103,500. Major Resistance Levels 
– $105,000 and $106,200.

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Dogecoin’s daily chart, published by the pseudonymous trader Cantonese Cat on 
X Wednesday, hints that the meme-coin may be stirring after a months-long 
down-draft. At 02:26 UTC the TradingView snapshot captured DOGE changing hands 
at $0.16979, fractionally lower on the session, while the 14-period relative- 
strength index sat at 35.72, just north of classical oversold territory. 
Dogecoin Prints Bullish Divergence The most striking feature of the graphic is 
a sequence of regular bullish divergences—price sets progressively lower lows 
even as the RSI traces higher troughs. Cantonese Cat illustrates three such 
inflection points: the first in August 2024, the second in March and April 
2025 and the latest in mid-June. Historically, the first signal preceded the 
parabolic autumn rally that vaulted DOGE from the high-$0.05 area to an 
intraday peak just shy of $0.23, a nearly 300% advance. The March divergence 
ushered in a 100 percent rebound back to the $0.26 zone, a former support now 
acting as overhead resistance. Related Reading: Dogecoin Looks Like ‘It Wants 
To Play Dead’—Again “DOGE daily – Bullish divergence with RSI,” Cantonese Cat 
wrote in his post, letting the annotated arrows speak louder than prose. A 
schematic inserted on the right-hand side of the chart underlines the textbook 
definition: in the highlighted quadrant, price slopes downward while momentum 
slopes upward, a configuration often interpreted as buyers quietly absorbing 
supply. Descending Channel And Key Support Line The current structural context 
lends weight to the signal. Since topping out in November above $0.48, price 
is retracing inside a descending channel. Within that broader channel, 
Dogecoin is now retesting a former down-sloping resistance line—which provided 
stiff resistance throughout March and April this year—that it finally broke in 
early May and is now acting as crucial support near $0.163. Just below this 
back-test sits the multi-year ascending trendline which now sits close to 
$0.142. Should both of those levels falter, the true lower boundary of the 
descending channel waits a fraction lower around $0.139, giving bulls only a 
narrow buffer of roughly three cents to defend. Related Reading: Dogecoin 
Price Enters ‘Alarm Zone,’ Major Move Coming? From a Fibonacci perspective, 
the 0.786 retracement at $0.1826—coupled with the 20- and 50-day exponential 
moving averages as well as the channel midline at $0.172—forms the first 
ceiling that must be cleared to shift near-term momentum. A breakout above 
that area would expose the 0.618 level at $0.247 and the 100-day EMA. 
Successive hurdles then stack at the 0.5 retracement ($0.292), the 0.382 
($0.338), and the 0.236 ($0.3939), each corresponding to prior congestion 
zones during the winter advance. Volume has begun to taper as price approaches 
support, while the 14-period RSI remains anchored in the mid-30s—still 
technically oversold, but showing a slight uptick that mirrors the bullish 
divergence Cantonese Cat flagged. For bears, a decisive daily close beneath 
the multi-year trendline would invalidate that divergence setup and likely 
drive DOGE toward the horizontal liquidity band between $0.135 and $0.13, with 
a final capitulation target around $0.10—site of last October’s base. Featured 
image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

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Bitcoin’s recent pullback has sparked fresh debate over whether the rally has 
run its course. According to market watcher Titan of Crypto, the story isn’t 
over yet. Related Reading: Tether Enforces Freeze On $12 Million In Tron Funds 
Over Illicit Activity Bitcoin slipped just 6% from its all‑time high of 
$112,000, but some analysts pointed to a cooling relative strength index (RSI) 
and warned of a top. Titan’s take flips that view on its head, arguing that 
we’re still deep in the meat of the bull cycle. Fractal Cycles Keep Running 
Titan pointed to a clear pattern in Bitcoin’s last two cycles. Each cycle 
began with roughly 13 monthly bars—about 396 days—of steep decline. In 
2014–15, Bitcoin fell from $1,240 to $161 over that span. Prices then rallied 
for 35 bars (1,065 days) to hit $19,800 in December 2017. The same 13‑bar 
slide followed by 35 bars of gains played out again after 2018, ending at 
$69,000 in 2021. #Bitcoin Bull Market Entering Final Phase 🏁 As in previous 
cycles: ~1 year of bear market, followed by ~3 years of expansion.$BTC looks 
to be in the final leg but not done yet. pic.twitter.com/MGre5ahz3P — Titan of 
Crypto (@Washigorira) June 18, 2025 Momentum And RSI In Focus Some analysts 
flagged a weakening RSI as a sign that Bitcoin has peaked. That metric can’t 
be ignored—when momentum wanes, price often takes a breather. Titan’s chart 
lays down the time‑based pattern, but RSI, trading volume, and on‑chain data 
give a live read on demand. Bull Run Still Has Room Based on reports, the 
current cycle’s bullish phase kicked off in January 2023 and sits in the 29th 
bar this month. Bitcoin has climbed 530% since the start of that run. If 
history holds, we’ve got at least five more monthly bars of uptrend before the 
rally tops out around November. Earlier studies even point to a wedge breakout 
that could send price to about $137,000 before any serious pullback. Big Names 
See Higher Peaks Samson Mow, the CEO of Jan3, foresees Bitcoin tearing past 
the $1 million mark in a fierce upswing, powered by government rollouts, 
sovereign bond issuances, and an urgent surge in &#8216;hyperbitcoinization&#8217; before 
seeing any real correction. Raoul Pal (Real Vision), the former Goldman Sachs 
executive, shares a familiar bullish view. He has laid out scenarios where 
Bitcoin hits $1 million by 2030, based on monetary stimulus and limited 
supply. Related Reading: Iran’s Top Crypto Hub Loses $82 Million To Hackers 
With Israeli Links—Details Strategy&#8217;s Michael Saylor has also said Bitcoin 
could skyrocket to between $500,000 and $1 million before seeing any real 
correction. These big names in the crypto industry highlight growing 
institutional inflows and a looming supply squeeze after the next halving as 
fuel for an even higher peak. This rally isn’t just a rerun of what we saw in 
2017 or 2021. Bitcoin today moves with ETFs, big‑ticket corporate buys, and 
more traders watching on‑chain signals than ever before. Meanwhile, the latest 
outlook by CoinCodex sees Bitcoin climbing 5.73% to hit roughly $110,732 by 
July 19, 2025. Right now, technical signals point to a Neutral mood, while the 
Fear &amp; Greed Index sits at 57—squarely in Greed territory. Featured image from 
Pexels, chart from TradingView