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Bitcoin (BTC) price is heading towards $30,000, prompting dip-buying among traders who hope to take advantage of the downward trend. The price of BTC has been trading sideways within a larger range since mid-June, with no significant progress in breaking topside resistance. Traders are eyeing the $30,000 and $28,000 levels as potential buying opportunities, with some expecting a shallow pullback that could lead to a breakthrough above $32,000. Despite the lack of upside momentum, there is little panic among traders, who believe the bullish market structure remains intact.
Bitcoin's price surge may be followed by a dip of around $2,000, with traders looking to "buy the dip" and enter long positions. Analysts suggest $28,000 as a good spot for longing, while others have more modest targets of $32,000. On-chain analytics firm Glassnode argues that Bitcoin's recent volatility is no exception to the norm, with historically tight trading ranges preceding large, volatile moves in either direction.