After a period of decline, Bitcoin has broken through a significant resistance level of $67,303.98, indicating a potential rally. Currently, the price is up 0.04% and trading at $67,303.98, showing bullish signs and forming a base above the $64,554.45 resistance level. The price is trading above both the bearish trend line and the 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) on the 4-hour and daily charts, suggesting a strong bullish signal.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the 4-hour timeframe also indicates a bullish trend, with the RSI line trending close to the overbought session above the 50% level. This suggests a potential consolidation before continuing the upward momentum. Additionally, the 1-D MACD indicates a bullish momentum, with the MACD histograms trending above the zero line and the MACD line and signal line crossing each other and heading towards the MACD zero line.

If the MACD line and signal line successfully cross above the MACD zero line, the price is expected to move further upward. The William Alligator indicator also shows a bullish signal, with the Alligator jaw and lip crossing above the alligator teeth, indicating the start of an upward movement. There are two key resistance levels at $67,267.79 and $71,337.80, and if Bitcoin's price continues to surge and breaks above these levels, it could lead to a significant price increase and potentially set a new high for the year.

However, if the price fails to break above these resistance levels, it will continue to move downward, with three main support levels at $64,554.45, $60,137.39, and $56,540.64. If the price continues to decline, it will move towards the $64,554.45 support level, and if this level fails to hold, it may test the $60,137.39 and $56,540.64 support levels.