The resistance zone between 77,800 and 78,600 is being tested repeatedly; the bulls seem a bit weak.

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#BTC Market analysis, hourly level oscillations are weak, with increasing bullish and bearish battles

Currently, BTC's hourly chart remains in a narrow range of weak oscillation, with clear market disagreement between bulls and bears, and continuous tug-of-war in the trading scene.

From the order book perspective, overall selling pressure is significantly stronger than buying, with short positions in the futures market continuing to rise, and short-term bullish momentum is insufficient for a counterattack, leading to a sideways trend under pressure.

Today’s rebound should focus on the resistance zone of 77,800‑78,600, which is a short-term strong horizontal resistance. Previously, the price repeatedly tested this level and was rejected, making it difficult for bulls to establish a firm footing. Future rebounds reaching this area are likely to face resistance and pull back again.

The key support below remains around 76,000. Previously, long positions gained some profit from a rebound at this level. As long as this support is not broken during the pullback, bulls can continue to buy low and play the rebound.

If the 76,000 support is broken, the short-term trend will turn weak completely, and the price will further decline. At that time, attention should be paid to the 75,000‑74,000 range, which is an institutional accumulation zone and an important position for strategic deployment.

Maintain a range-based approach for short-term trading: short at resistance levels, buy low at support levels, strictly manage risk, and avoid blindly chasing orders!
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