Bitcoin Crashes to $83K: Is a Drop to $76K Coming Next?

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Bitcoin Bearish

With the liquidations in the crypto market rising to $1B, Bitcoin has failed to sustain its bullish momentum. Breaching the $84,000 support level, BTC price has marked the 24-hour low at $82,450. 

With the increasing bearish pressure over the crypto market, Bitcoin’s price is struggling to sustain dominance at key support levels. Will the rising troubles for bulls lead to a retest to $76,000 levels in BTC pricing?

Bitcoin Price Analysis and Forecast

As the crypto market returns to pre-weekend levels, Bitcoin is down at $83,713. With a massive pullback of 8.61%, BTC price follows the bearish trend with an intraday pullback of 2.84%. 

Bitcoin Price Chart

This undermines the two-day recovery in Bitcoin and warns of a potential breakdown rally toward the $76,000 level. The increased volatility reflects massive fluctuations near the center pivot level close to $88,500. 

The sudden bearish trend has resulted in a failed bullish crossover attempt in the MACD and Signal lines. As the bearish trend in the average line continues, the technical indicator warns of a potential downfall. 

Furthermore, it reflects a surge in selling pressure with the resurgence of bearish histograms. The downfall in BTC prices warns of the lowest daily closing price since November 2024. 

Bitcoin Open Interest Falls to $47B

The liquidations in the crypto market have reached $1 billion, with Bitcoin witnessing a $370 million liquidation in the past 24 hours. The long-to-short ratio is now at 0.9558. 

With a 12.81% decline in open interest, receding to $47 billion. However, the funding rate remains positive, with top traders on Binance and OKX maintaining an optimistic long-to-short ratio. 

Amid the declining prices of Bitcoin, institutional support has failed to resurface. The U.S.-spot Bitcoin ETFs have maintained a net outflow of $74.19 million on March 3. The major BTC ETFs in the U.S. market maintain a net zero flow.

BTC Price Targets

Based on the pivot levels, the downfall could reach the S1 support level close to $74,000. However, the price action analysis reveals a support level slightly above at $76,722. 

On the bullish front, an unexpected recovery could re-challenge the center pivot level close to $88,500. 

Sahil Mahadik
Written by Sahil Mahadik
Sahil Mahadik is a market writer at CryptoNewsZ with over three years of experience. He tracks price action and market trends in the crypto world. His work has appeared in major outlets like Pepper Content. Sahil specializes in technical analysis. He uses tools like on-chain data and chart patterns to find trading signals. He is also covering long-form price predictions. Sahil writes popular guides on the best altcoins to invest in and top crypto picks for long-term growth. As an active trader, he uses his hands-on experience with DeFi tools and exchanges to give readers simple, data-backed advice.