Bitcoin tests $73,000 support… warning of $67,000 if it breaks below the 200-day line
Original headline비트코인 7만3000달러 지지 시험…200일선 이탈 땐 6만7000달러 경고
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Bitcoin fell roughly 10% over six days from above $81,000 to about $72,900, putting the 200-day moving average in play as a key support test, according to analyst Joe Consorti. Consorti said holding that line would mark a correction within a bull market, while a daily close below it could open the door to around $67,000—though not a retest of summer lows. The level matters because it separates a routine pullback from a deeper trend break. Traders are watching whether the daily close holds the 200-day average, with short-term holder cost basis as the next reference point.
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