After closing with the lowest six-month gains in three years, Bitcoin (BTC) continued its upward rally for the second consecutive day after hovering around the $33,000 region for quite a while. It crossed the $34,000 mark post midday and continued to gain momentum to close at $34,600, registering a gain of 3.5 per cent in the last 24 hours. BTC eased past the first resistance level at $33,800 and kept clear of the first and second support levels at $32,600 and $30,270 respectively. However, the daily BTC trading volume saw a slight decline of 1 per cent when compared to the previous day suggesting weakness in the rally. If we look at the bigger picture, this dip coincides with the Bitcoin mining difficulty experiencing its largest downward adjustment in history precipitated by China's crackdown on mining.