Bitcoin approached the end of June and the second quarter with an RSI divergence that analysts described as notable. The analysis also compared the $60,000 level with Bitcoin’s $30,000 mark during the 2022 bear market.
Bitcoin approached the end of June and the second quarter with an RSI divergence that analysts described as notable. The analysis also compared the $60,000 level with Bitcoin’s $30,000 mark during the 2022 bear market.
Bitcoin entered the Q2 and June candle close with an “interesting” relative strength index divergence taking shape, according to market analysis cited by Cointelegraph. The development emerged as traders assessed Bitcoin’s price structure around the $60,000 level.
Bitcoin entered the Q2 and June candle close with an “interesting” relative strength index divergence taking shape, according to market analysis cited by Cointelegraph. The development emerged as traders assessed Bitcoin’s price structure around the $60,000 level.
The signal matters because RSI divergences highlight a potential disconnect between price action and momentum. They can attract attention around major candle closes, although they do not determine Bitcoin’s next move on their own.
The analysis also compared $60,000 with the $30,000 mark seen during the 2022 bear market. That comparison framed the current level as a potentially important reference point rather than a guaranteed floor or reversal zone.
With both the monthly and quarterly candles nearing completion, Bitcoin’s closing price and momentum profile remained the central focus. Traders were watching whether the RSI divergence would persist after the close and how price would behave around the highlighted level.
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