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‌ 1H Setup — LONG

BTC is making higher highs with rising volume and a clean bullish moving-average alignment. The move is strong, but 78,698 remains the immediate ceiling.

Entry: 78,150–78,300
TP1: 78,698
TP2: 79,000
TP3: 79,500
Stop-Loss: 77,880

A pullback that holds above the MA5 would keep the continuation structure healthy. Educational only, not financial advice.
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VolGambler
2026-09-17
78,698 looks like a familiar ceiling; selling pressure near the previous high is unlikely to be light, so taking some profit off the table at TP1 first would be safer.
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IntradayAcrobat
2026-09-15
Setting the stop loss at 77,880 is a bit tight—if a wick sweeps it and then price goes back up, that would hurt. Would you loosen it a bit?
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TxHunter
2026-09-14
This setup looks quite clean, with the MAs aligned bullishly and volume picking up. I’ll watch to see if an opportunity emerges around 78,300.
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NFTArchaeologist
2026-09-14
Gate really went heavy on the tags this time, but the BTC analysis itself is sound. If the pullback can’t hold MA5, I’m out.
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MintSpeedSkater
2026-09-14
TP3 at 79,500 is still a bit far off, so let’s treat it as pie in the sky for now. It’d be good enough to hit TP2—greed can easily send you back down in the elevator.
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OptionHedger
2026-09-14
The hourly structure is indeed healthy, but weekend liquidity is generally thin, and I’m worried about a false breakout, so I’ll wait for confirmation.
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VoidShouter
2026-09-14
First Review
Rising volume + higher highs is a classic combination, but this is just an educational post—do your own calculations before actually opening a position.
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