By ForexTime
Despite prices rebounding from sub-$60k, sentiment remains fragile with a major liquidation event and uncertainty over US interest rates keeping bears in the game.
Looking at the technical picture, Bitcoin remains in a range on the weekly charts with potential resistance forming around $63500.
With all the above said, here are 4 things that could rock Bitcoin this week:
The Fed minutes on Wednesday will be an appetizer before the main course on Friday.
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Investors will be seeking insight into why Fed officials lowered their expectations for 2024 rate cuts despite growth and unemployment projections unchanged.
From early July 2024, collapsed Tokyo-based bitcoin exchange, Mt. Gox is expected to start paying back users roughly $9 billion worth of stolen tokens.
Imagine losing 1 bitcoin worth roughly $500 back in 2014 and then receiving that same Bitcoin today worth around $60,000. What would you do?
There are expectations around the receivers of the stolen tokens cashing out, potentially triggering steep losses on Bitcoin.
The incoming US jobs report is likely to influence bets around when the Fed cuts rates in H2.
Markets expect the US economy to have created 200k jobs in June, compared with the blockbuster 272k in the previous month while the unemployment rate is expected to remain unchanged at 4%.
It is worth keeping in mind that cryptocurrencies have shown sensitivity to interest rates due to their risky nature.
Prices have breached the daily bearish channel, but resistance can be found at $63500.
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