Bitcoin is currently trading at a price of more than Rs 24 lakh. According to data from CoinMarketCap, the world's most significant cryptocurrency market domination gained 0.09 percent to 46.31 percent in the last day.
Bitcoin rose slightly on Thursday after falling with the stock market, but it ran into resistance at the $30,000 level, where it has been trading for the previous month. Since the collapse of the TerraUSD stablecoin caused a broad crypto selloff in early May, Bitcoin has only momentarily departed from the $30,000 level.
"The technical prognosis is at best neutral, and before any optimistic outlook can be established, Bitcoin must trade back over $40,000."
Bitcoin had mounted a mini-rally to start the week, climbing to a three-week high of $32,359 on Tuesday, giving investors hope that it would continue to rise. As the Federal Reserve and other central banks raise rates to tackle stubbornly high inflation, cryptocurrencies have taken a knock.