Bitcoin (BTCUSD) continued to slide lower during its recent intraday trading, to confirm breaking $77,000 support, which represented our previous downside target. This reflects the continued dominance of selling pressure over short-term price movements. The decline comes after breaking a major bullish trendline, which reinforced the control of the bearish corrective trend over intraday trading.

Negative pressure is increasing as the price continues to trade below EMA50, raising the likelihood of deeper losses in the coming period. In addition, relative strength indicators have started to send new negative signals after the price successfully eased its previous oversold conditions.

Crude Oil price surged higher during its recent intraday trading, reaching $104.00 resistance, which was a price target in our earlier analysis, reflecting the continued strength of bullish momentum and the dominance of the main short-term upward trend. This positive performance comes as the price continues to move alongside a supportive trendline, while maintaining trading above EMA50, which continues to provide dynamic support and enhance the chances of further upside movement.

In the background, relative strength indicators continue to send positive signals supporting the upward movement, despite remaining within heavily overbought territory.

Silver price continued to decline during its recent intraday trading, amid ongoing negative pressure resulting from trading below EMA50, which continued to act as dynamic resistance over the past period. This contributed to increasing selling pressure and pushed the price to break a major short-term upward trendline, a technical signal that reinforces the current bearish outlook.

Silver’s losses extended to reach the $74.00 support level, which was a price target in earlier analysis. The price is now testing this support level in preparation for a possible break below it, which could open the door for further declines in the near term if current selling pressure continues.

Gold price recorded new losses at the start of the trading week, declining toward the $4,500 support level in preparation for a possible break below it. This level was a price target in our earlier analyses, reflecting the continued strength of selling pressure and the dominance of the short-term bearish corrective trend.

This decline comes as the price continues to trade below EMA50, which continues to create negative and dynamic pressure, reinforcing the current bearish outlook. This is especially evident after the price succeeded in easing part of the oversold conditions shown by the relative strength indicators, giving the market technical room that may allow for further losses in the near term.