“Hawkish” comments from a number of US Federal Reserve members on Tuesday evening led to a slight decline in BTC, although without significant chart implications.

Bitcoin has suffered a bit, but its $44-45,000 support zone remains in place for now.

However, if its break below this area is confirmed, BTC’s profile will deteriorate significantly on the daily chart. This would put its 100-day moving average, which is currently at $41,800, and then its major psychological threshold of $40,000, under attack.

BTC’s previous growth phase between March 13 and March 28 was halted by its 200-day moving average, currently at $48,270, which represents the first major hurdle for the currency’s growth.

Then the main psychological threshold for bitcoin was the $50,000 level and the resistance on the chart around $52,000 will become already other obstacles that should also be considered.

As for the latest BTC news, enterprise software company MicroStrategy Incorporated (NASDAQ: MSTR) announced in its filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that it purchased 4,197 bitcoins between February 15 and April 5.

The BTCs were purchased at a price of $45,714. In total, MicroStrategy and its subsidiaries now own 129,218 BTC with a combined purchase price of $3.97 billion and an average purchase price of $30,700 per 1 BTC.

Given the current price, Microstrategy’s bitcoin shares are worth $5.85 billion compared to the company’s market capitalization of $5.5 billion.

Last week, MicroStrategy received a $205 million loan secured by BTC from financial technology leader and crypto-fiat bank Silvergate Bank. The company said it will use the loan for a new BTC purchase, while its own BTC deposits will serve as collateral for the loan.