SpaceX Just Became a Bitcoin Whale (More Than Coinbase)
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Aaron Bennett13 Jun 2026, 08:00 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's weekly moving averages, specifically highlighting the 200-week, 300-week, and 350-week SMAs as key support levels. Historically, Bitcoin has seen significant bounces from these levels during bear markets. The 300-week SMA, currently around $54.1K, has acted as a critical support during previous downturns, and the 350-week SMA at approximately $47.63K has also provided support. The current price is trading above these long-term indicators, but the theory suggests that if Bitcoin breaks below the 300-week SMA, it could signal further downside, potentially reaching levels around $50,000 to $55,000. The analyst notes that previous instances of touching these SMAs often preceded major market bottoms or significant recoveries.
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