After posting choppy markets on Monday, Bitcoin had significantly stabilized during the early London trading session on Tuesday. Trading around $29,553, the largest digital asset continues to retest major resistance/support levels on the higher time frame.

Back in 2021 when the asset scaled to around $64k, the subsequent correction pushed Bitcoin price to around $29.5k. Last year around May when the asset retested the same level resulted in a capitulation fueled by the Terra Luna UST collapse.

Since the $29.5k support level was last year, this is the first time the top digital asset is retesting the same region. If the bulls sustain to push beyond this level, $40k and beyond will be the next target of most crypto analysts. On the other hand, a rejection at this level could push Bitcoin to new lows as macroeconomists forecast a mild recession in the second half of 2023.

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Jason Pizzino Bullish Outlook via Volatility Check

In his latest YouTube video, popular macro analyst Jason Pizzino insisted that volatility is signaling a massive shift to the ending of the Bitcoin and S&P 500 bear market. Basically, Pizzino pointed out that every time the volatility dropped significantly on the higher time frame, the market reacted with a bullish outlook in the subsequent years.

Nonetheless, Pizzino noted that there will be ups and downs but the general outlook will be a bullish trend.