Currently, Bitcoin is valued at $63,930, with a 24-hour trading volume of $24 billion and a market capitalization of $1.3 trillion, holding 54% of the market share. Out of a maximum supply of 21 million BTC, 19.46 million BTC are in circulation.

An analysis of Bitcoin’s price indicates a bearish trend as it decreased below $63,000. Resistance is noted at $65,260, while support stands at $62,464. However, there is a slight upward correction in BTC's price.

The daily chart shows intense bearish pressure on Bitcoin's price, with the RSI-14 trend line below the midline, suggesting a bearish outlook. The 24-hour trading volume has increased, indicating heightened trading activity. The price is currently at $63,930, reflecting a 1.5% increase.

On the 4-hour chart, bears are trying to push the price below Fib lines, while bulls aim to hold it above the EMA20 trend line. The BoP indicator and MACD trend line signal a negative momentum, favoring short-position holders.

Predictions suggest that if BTC maintains momentum above $65,260, a bullish rally to $67,186 is possible. Conversely, failure to do so may lead to a drop below $62,464, initiating a bearish trend to $59,942.

Bitcoin's decentralized nature and potential as a non-correlated asset make it an attractive investment. Recent news includes Blackrock’s Bitcoin fund, Morgan Stanley adding Bitcoin funds, and the SEC approving a spot Bitcoin ETF.

Price predictions for Bitcoin in the upcoming years indicate potential growth. By 2024, Bitcoin is forecasted to range between $93,269 and $110,203. In 2033, the predicted price could reach a minimum of $2,617,633, with the potential for $3,109,892.