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Movements below the critical $92,000 threshold in the Bitcoin 
$104,208 market are causing concern among traders. Notable analyst Justin Bennett warns that a monthly close under this level could signify significant correction risks. According to Bennett, Bitcoin’s price trends align with macroeconomic developments and the S&P 500 index, indicating that structural weaknesses necessitate cautious behavior from traders.
Understanding the Critical $92,000 Level
Bennett recalls that Bitcoin closed below $92,000 in February, stressing the importance of surpassing this level by the end of March. He notes that failing to breach this threshold could drag prices down first to $88,000, followed by even lower levels. Highlighting the significance of the February close, Bennett believes traders should act carefully at current price levels.
The analyst points out that Bitcoin prices recently rallied around $81,500, testing a vital resistance zone. Although short-term relief was observed in risky assets following lower-than-expected U.S. inflation data, Bennett emphasizes that the focal point remains the $92,000 level from February. Consequently, traders must closely monitor price movements to manage their risks effectively.
Monitoring the Bitcoin and S&P 500 Relationship
Bennett reminds us that Bitcoin’s price movements have historically been closely related to the S&P 500 index. He suggests that potential corrections in the stock market could heighten pressure on Bitcoin. Bennett believes a clear market bottom has yet to form, suggesting that this process may take more time.
He advises traders to keep a close eye on stock markets during this period, emphasizing the continued fragility of market structure. Significant corrections in U.S. equities could play a decisive role in Bitcoin’s performance, prompting the analyst to recommend careful formulation of trading strategies. As of the article’s date, Bitcoin is trading at $80,916, experiencing a 3.2% daily loss.
