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Bitcoin hovers above $63,000 amid fresh US‑Iran attacks, with ETH under $1,800 and XRP near $1.08. Fear & Greed Index stays in fear territory, signaling
Bitcoin held above $63,000 on Monday despite fresh US‑Iran military strikes, leaving the broader crypto market in a risk‑averse, bearish technical stance [1].
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Bitcoin price | $63,000 |
| Bitcoin support | $62,170 (trendline) |
| Bitcoin resistance | $65,200 (50‑day EMA) |
| Catalyst | Renewed US‑Iran airstrikes |
The latest round of airstrikes by the United States and retaliatory attacks by Iran kept risk sentiment low, with the Fear & Greed Index stuck in fear territory at 28 on Monday, only marginally above 26 the day before [1]. A similar pattern was seen earlier in the week when the index was at 22, reflecting extreme fear amid ongoing hostilities [2]. The heightened geopolitical risk also pushed crude oil prices toward $74 per barrel, reinforcing the broader aversion to risk assets.
Bitcoin remains trapped below a cluster of exponential moving averages (EMAs) spanning $65,200 to $74,600, with the 50‑day EMA at $65,200 acting as the nearest resistance. The Relative Strength Index has slipped into the high‑40s, indicating waning bullish momentum, while the MACD histogram stays slightly positive but flat, suggesting that upside attempts are struggling to gain traction [1]. Immediate support sits on a descending trendline around $62,170, with the Parabolic SAR zone near $61,230 providing a deeper floor if the price falls below the trendline.
Ethereum trades just under the $1,800 50‑day EMA, with the next resistance level at $1,800 and the 100‑day EMA near $1,947. Momentum indicators are mildly constructive—RSI hovers around 55 and the MACD remains positive—yet the token is still confined beneath a dense EMA band that caps upside potential [1][2]. Support is anchored near $1,700, reinforced by a Parabolic SAR print at $1,705.
Ripple (XRP) is perched at $1.08, well below its 50‑day EMA and the broader EMA suite that stretches above $1.12. The RSI sits near 42, reflecting subdued buying pressure, while a marginally positive MACD histogram offers limited downside protection. Immediate resistance is at the channel top around $1.12, with the 50‑day EMA near $1.16, and support aligns with the Parabolic SAR at $1.04; a break below would expose the channel bottom near $0.78 [1].
The persistence of US‑Iran hostilities continues to anchor crypto prices near key technical levels, leaving the market poised for a decisive move should either the geopolitical backdrop soften or a breakout breach one of the identified support or resistance zones.
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