Analyst Sees BTC Retesting Support Amid Market Weakness

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Analyst Michael van de Poppe expects Bitcoin to retest recent lows after a 36% crash since January, identifying key support near $57,000-$57,500 and saying BTC must reclaim $64,000 to flip bullish. Crypto market indicators show Fear and Greed at 15 while US CPI is 4.2% year over year and rising Middle East tensions add inflation and liquidity risk to market structure, keeping the near-term outlook bearish.
- Michael van de Poppe expects Bitcoin to retest recent lows after crashing 36% since Jan.
- The analyst’s chart shows key support around the $57,000-$57,500 price levels.
- Peter Schiff argues that war fuels inflation through larger deficits and money creation.
Bitcoin remains bearish with Fear and Greed hitting 15 on CoinMarketCap while traders mull weak market structure, sticky inflation, and rising tensions in the Middle East.
Crypto analyst Michael van de Poppe said Bitcoin has not yet made a clear decision on direction and expects another move lower in the coming days to sweep liquidity. He said there is little strength in the market and that the technical picture remains bearish unless Bitcoin can reclaim $64,000.
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