Yes, currently the price is still around $63k, and basically of course, however and whoever you are, we can only speculate about how much Bitcoin will cost in a week, a month or a year, that prediction is possible but it is unlikely to be truly accurate, and from what I see from today's trend chart I see that the price is now in the latest support area, and looking at the candlestick formation that has formed, it seems that in the near future there will be a reversal, but even if the price really goes up, it doesn't seem like it will be too far because the previous resistance was in the range of $66,500.
I hope that it will be different and will go farther than what we're expecting. I am not expecting a lot for this year but for next year, everyone looks differently there and have more hopes put to that year to come. The resistance is there but we will never know until we finally see the actual year comes soon.
Of course, our hopes are all the same in the sense of hoping for the best to get the maximum amount of profit in the future, and for now I think it is indeed time for Bitcoin to experience a correction or decline before entering the next halving phase, and that's good because by buying at a cheaper price, the potential profit in the next few years, especially when Bitcoin reaches a new ATH, is likely to be quite significant, and so far I will continue to focus on planning my accumulation to continue to increase my Bitcoin.
From my experience and knowledge about how to analyze the market technically, I see that to reach a price of $65 - $66k which is its latest resistance point and next week it seems that it is possible if a reversal occurs in the current support area, but to reach a price of $70k I can't be sure or haven't found any indication of the formation of the current trend, and maybe we will only be able to see this indication if the price of Bitcoin next week breaks through the resistance area before which is at the price of $66k.
I am not in a hurry so if your indications doesn't show you that, that's fine. Bitcoin has always been unpredictable but we're all agreeing that if it's up to $60k and stays there for so long, that's a good price for most of the holders that have bought it when it was under that range.
What I said above is nothing more than a general analysis, my friend, and I'm sure most people can do the same, it's easy enough to do but in the end, as you said, Bitcoin will always be unpredictable, we will only be able to see the real price when the time comes, and what's better is to continue to focus on planning to increase your Bitcoin accumulation even though the price is still around $ 60k which is not far from its highest ATH price because delaying will only minimize the possibility of your profit opportunities.