Bitcoin (BTC) remained under pressure on Wednesday, trading below the $63,000 mark after posting modest losses in the previous session. 

The world's largest cryptocurrency continues to face strong technical resistance, suggesting the ongoing correction could extend in the near term.

The broader weakness across the crypto market is also weighing on sentiment, with Ethereum (ETH) trading below $1,700 and Ripple (XRP) showing signs of fading momentum.

At the time of writing, Bitcoin is changing hands near $62,600 and remains firmly below its major trend indicators.

The cryptocurrency continues to trade beneath its 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at approximately $68,596, 100-day EMA near $71,747, and 200-day EMA around $77,384.

The bearish performance comes as institutions continue to pull funds away from Bitcoin ETFs.

According to CoinGlass’s ETF page, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded an outflow of $113.8 million on Tuesday.

The ETFs recorded a total of $355 million in outflow over the past four days, indicating massive capital extraction. 

The BTC/USD 4-hour chart remains bearish as Bitcoin has lost 4% of its value since the start of the week. 

While the broader trend remains bearish, momentum indicators suggest selling pressure may be gradually easing.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is hovering near 37, placing Bitcoin in mildly oversold territory. 

This indicates that downside momentum has weakened compared to previous sessions, though the indicator remains below the neutral 50 level.

Meanwhile, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) remains in positive territory.

However, rather than signaling a strong bullish reversal, the indicator currently points to fading downside momentum and potential consolidation.

Together, these indicators suggest the market may be stabilizing, but there is not yet enough evidence to confirm a trend reversal.

For Bitcoin to improve its short-term outlook, bulls must first overcome a series of resistance levels.

The initial resistance sits near the horizontal resistance zone around $64,004. A break above this level could open the door for a move toward the 50-day EMA at approximately $68,596.

Beyond that, the 100-day EMA near $71,747 represents another significant hurdle.

A sustained breakout above this cluster of moving averages would be required to meaningfully reduce bearish pressure and shift market sentiment.

On the downside, traders are closely monitoring a rising trendline support originating near the $60,000 region.

This trendline has provided support during previous pullbacks and remains an important level for maintaining the current market structure.

A daily close below this support zone could trigger additional selling pressure and expose Bitcoin to lower psychological price levels, potentially accelerating the ongoing correction.

Despite signs that downside momentum may be slowing, Bitcoin's technical outlook remains cautious as long as the asset trades below its major moving averages.

The combination of strong overhead resistance, weakening market sentiment, and an unresolved corrective structure suggests bears continue to hold the advantage.

For now, Bitcoin must reclaim the $64,000 level and break through the key EMA resistance cluster before a more convincing recovery can take shape.

Until then, the risk of further downside remains in place.

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