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Bitcoin has just rebounded from early selling pressure and successfully surpassed the $70,000 level.
This movement draws attention especially because of its timing, coinciding with Bernstein's reaffirmation of their ambitious price target at $150,000.
From a perspective aligned with mainstream market analysis, this Bitcoin recovery momentum indicates buyer resilience at lower support levels.
Bernstein remains optimistic about their long-term projection, suggesting that the pullback is not a bearish signal but rather a normal consolidation within a larger trend.
Recent data shows Bitcoin trading around $81,290, with a 0.48% increase in the last 24 hours.
This validates the narrative that the bounce from $70,000 is not just a dead cat bounce but a sign of genuine buying interest.
If the next resistance level is broken, the trajectory toward Bernstein's $150,000 target could become more plausible in the eyes of market participants who are still skeptical.