Bitcoin Technical Analysis: Support at $63,350 Confirmed, Next Target $72,265
Bitcoin reversed from the $63,350 support zone, forming a Hammer and Morning Star on the daily chart, suggesting further upside toward $72,265 resistance.

Bitcoin reversed from the $63,350 support zone, forming a Hammer and Morning Star on the daily chart, suggesting further upside toward $72,265 resistance.

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TikCoin Network says July 1, 2026 remains the date for exchange listing, TikWallet activation, and first live transfers. The exchange venue and token lock ratio are still pending, while KYC reopened on June 12.

Changelly PRO unveiled its fee breakdown: zero fees for crypto deposits, 1%-7% for fiat deposits; maker/taker trading fees based on 30-day volume; and flat withdrawal fees among the lowest in the industry — 0.0004 BTC for Bitcoin.

Senator Moreno sets end-of-May ultimatum for the CLARITY Act, warning failure risks shelving US crypto legislation for years. Bank lobbying, schedule pressure push prediction odds to 44%, as capital flows to Dubai and Singapore.

Bitcoin is trading near $68,000 as $2.5 billion in BTC options expire today. With derivatives activity cooling and RSI near 29, traders are focused on whether price drifts toward the $74,000 max pain level or stays under pressure.

Ripple released more than 1 billion XRP in June, but the headline figure does not mean all of it will hit the market. Traders are watching how much gets relocked and whether XRP can hold support near $1.340.

Onchain Lens data shows James Wynn closed a BTC long for about $43,790 in net profit, then opened a 25x leveraged ETH long while also holding a 10x leveraged PEPE long with roughly $172,000 in unrealized gains.
