From the perspective of technical indicators on the market chart, an in-depth analysis of the current Bitcoin trend shows that the overall market is in a weak consolidation and recovery phase. The MACD double lines are still operating below the zero axis, which indicates that the short-term market sentiment remains predominantly bearish. However, it is worth noting that the MACD bearish volume bars are continuously shrinking, gradually depleting the downward momentum. The market bulls are quietly accumulating strength for a counterattack, and there is a short-term opportunity for a rebound from oversold conditions.



The Bollinger Bands are currently narrowing and flattening, indicating that the short-term price fluctuation range is continuing to tighten, and the oscillation pattern is further solidifying. The middle band of the Bollinger is positioned at 78,295, and the current price remains under pressure, trading below the middle band, with significant resistance to the upside in the short term.

The upper Bollinger Band at 79,024 points has become the primary resistance zone for the bulls to break through at this stage. Only by successfully breaking and holding above this level with increased volume can the short-term weak trend be completely reversed. The lower Bollinger Band at 77,567 aligns precisely with the core support area of the market, serving as the bottom line that the recent trend must not lose.

Trading suggestions: For aggressive traders, buy at the current price of Bitcoin directly; for conservative traders, buy around 77,400 to 78,000; target the range of 79,000 to 79,600. Breakouts above 80,000 and 81,500 are also noteworthy.
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LinranFinance
· 2h ago
Just charge forward 👊
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