Bitcoin had impressively recovered, surging past $ 61,000, before seeing much volatility. That has dialed up some optimism among traders and analysts, who eye critical support and resistance levels.

Market Overview and the Recent Trends

Bitcoin recently plunged in a sharp decline, testing support levels as low as $58,500. However, the price bounced back and crossed above the key $60,000 level, continuing to climb higher. This trend has been interpreted by onlookers as bullish, with the price action at this time indicating that there could be further room for growth.

Analyst Michaël van de Poppe said this bounce from the lows was promising, but notwithstanding, the market could further correct to $60,000-$60,500. He says that what is important here is for Bitcoin closing over $56,500 in June to maintain its general uptrend. Also encouraging is the action of the weekly candle — indicating that bullish sentiment is still held.

Key Levels of Support and Resistance

The $62,500 level acts as resistance in the case of Bitcoin. Its clear breakout may lead to a further steady rise, pushing the price towards $63,500 and above. Failure to cross above this crucial resistance may cause another fall; the price, in that case would be immediately supported around $60,500, with further support near $59,500.

One market analysis firm, Material Indicators, noted that the $56,500 level from seven weeks ago represented a critical support zone. With single-day weekly, monthly, and quarterly closes to come, expectations are high for increased volatility in the crypto market. Traders monitor liquidity and spoofing activity for potentially influencing price action.

On-chain and Off-chain Metrics

Several on-chain and off-chain metrics indicate that Bitcoin is not overextended. The 21-week EMA, alias bull market support band, remains intact at a current level of $61,290—intrinsically, a very vital level to be held to keep the bull market intact. A bounce in the next few days above this would seal further bullish sentiment.

Another vital marker will be the FOMO Level of Bitcoin, now at $60,270. If this level is overrun historically, it could be expected to cause appreciable increases in price. On a related note, the Bitcoin Risk metric, suggesting the risk level concerning various data points, recently reiterated that there is no indication of drops ahead according to its medium value. Continuous tracking of these metrics is crucial because they point to the health of the market and likely future movements.

Short-Term and Long-Term Outlook

The Bitcoin short-term bubble risk has crossed into the low-risk area, so it is not overextended to its 20-week SMA. While at this metric’s current level—with BTC trading at $26,000—it last sat in this zone, price levels like these are being sustained and even offer a buying opportunity.