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Bitcoin closed below $60,000 for the first time since the third quarter of 2024, with BTC price weakness showing no sign of stabilizing after a tech-driven sell-off rippled through Asian stock markets.
The $60,000 level, which had previously acted as a floor, now risks flipping into resistance — a structural deterioration that carries implications for near-term price recovery.
The broader context is stark: tech stocks have entered what market observers are calling a "deep bear market." $60,000 Now at Risk of Becoming Resistance The significance of a sub-$60,000 close is largely technical.
Price levels that hold through multiple sessions become anchored in market memory — buyers who defended them and lost are now potential sellers on any bounce back toward that zone.
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