Bitcoin

BTC has tested the 75,000 area on three consecutive days with progressively lower lows. The setup turns constructive on a reclaim of 76,800, while a daily close below 74,800 calls for caution rather than catching the decline.

BTC is attempting to stabilize in a demand zone after a sharp intraday selloff. If the marked support and invalidation area holds, the author expects a recovery toward 77,620, 78,621 and 79,885; losing that zone weakens the thesis.

BTC has failed to break above 80,000, and the author expects a major correction amid weak demand and broader macro and security concerns, projecting 38,000-35,000 in coming days.

BTC is resting at 75,000 after retesting 76,300. The author watches a rebound toward 77,000 before another decline, with lower dip areas at 73,500 and 67,700.

BTC remains within the author's broader bullish leg. The highlighted zones are being monitored for renewed buyer participation, but a lower-timeframe confirmation is required before considering an entry.

Repeated resistance rejections suggest weakening buyers, and the author expects geopolitical and security concerns to add selling pressure. The first stated downside objective is 75,500.

BTC is expected to follow the same roadmap as ETH, forming a January high, although the author expects less return potential than ETH.

BTC is coiling in a thin-volume weekend range. A 1H close above 76,087-76,295 supports an upside path toward 76,915 and 77,963/78,000; a close below 75,088 favors 74,762, 73,370 and 73,189.

BTC is currently consolidating below the 100-day trend line at 77,760 on the 2-hour chart. A long signal will be confirmed only after the 2-hour closing price returns above the trend line and breaks through the recent 30-day high of 84,876.

BTC swept and reclaimed the 75,450.50 range low; holding the reclaim supports a long toward 77,781.66, while losing it weakens the setup.

The daily BTC plan sells a 77,000-78,800 retest with invalidation above 81,300 and downside objectives at 72,500 and 66,500.

BTC remains bearish-to-neutral at the 74,800-75,600 demand zone. Bullish confirmation could target 77,000, 78,500, 80,000 and 81,000, while a strong 4H close below 74,800 opens 74,000, 73,000 and 72,000.

BTC has a 45-minute swing-long plan around 75,530 with a 74,890 hard stop and a first target near 77,180.

BTC failed to hold above 80,000 and fell toward 75,800 as lower highs and weak moving-average structure show sellers taking control.

BTC may sweep sell-side liquidity near 75,033 before recovering toward 77,381, 80,000 and potentially 82,126.

After cancelling the prior setup, the source now expects an extended zigzag above 126K and potentially near 160K.

BTC is consolidating between roughly 75,600 and 76,400 beneath descending resistance; a confirmed breakout would support a strong upward move.

BTC failed at the 79,150-80,400 resistance zone, raising the risk that the post-election recovery was another bull trap.

Stronger-than-expected US payrolls pushed BTC toward 74,888 as rate expectations triggered a broad risk-off move.

The source presents a high-risk BTC long setup and limits account risk to 0.5%-1% because major US data could trigger extreme volatility.

BTC is trading near 76,000 after testing 75,000 support as stronger US payrolls reinforce a bearish risk-market outlook.

BTC is ranging between 75,568 and 76,385; a break below the lower bound favors another bearish impulse, while an upside break creates a long opportunity.

The source attributes Bitcoin's decline to AI-regulation fears and deleveraging, viewing the November 5 sell-off as a meaningful bearish move.

BTC reversed from above 80,800 toward 75,500 within 48 hours, showing that the post-election recovery was fragile.

After recovering to 80.7K, BTC gave up its gains due to a sharp sell-off in tech stocks, hitting a weekly low of 75.3K, and is currently trading around 76K.

BTC is testing major weekly support around 58K-62K, but the source sees a tired market under pressure rather than the start of a new bull run.

BTC is near 75,500 and heading toward a fifth straight weekly loss as ETF outflows and technology-stock weakness intensify bearish pressure.

The source plans long entries after a sweep below 74,992, laddering toward 72,400 with predefined risk.

BTC is approaching support and liquidity near 75,000; a defended zone and bullish structure shift could open recovery toward 81,899.

The source favors a BTC long strategy from 79,867.4 toward 82,114.3 rather than entering short before the scheduled data release.

BTC remains weak near 12 million yen support after the post-election rally failed, while futures pricing still reflects expectations of a rebound.

It is crucial for BTC to hold the $75,000–$76,000 support level; if it breaks below this range, we should be wary of the possibility of a further decline to $73,800 and the $70,000 area. Even if a rebound occurs, we view it as a technical rebound rather than an immediate trend reversal.

BTC lost 76,000 and now treats it as resistance; a weekly close below 74,000 would expose 71,000-70,000 and potentially 60,000.

While BTC is slightly more likely to see a technical rebound due to the possibility of a double bottom around 74.8K, the overall trend remains bearish, and a break above 76.9K—or confirmation of support at that level—is required.

BTC structure favors a move toward the daily FVG near 73.5K before a possible long setup, with consolidation expected if 70K holds.

BTC recovery requires a reclaim of 76,713-78,301 and a break above the descending trendline before a move toward 84,003.

Given BTC's strong downward momentum, we plan to enter a short position on any rebound, with entry at 77,041, take-profit at 75,603, and stop-loss at 77,931.

BTC printed a bearish engulfing candle with volume, and the source expects follow-through toward the 200-day moving average despite a slight bullish RSI divergence.

Following a sharp drop to 76K, BTC is currently trending lower in the short term; the key factors are whether it holds support at 75.6K–76.2K and whether it can recover to 77K–78K.

BTC fell just over 5% as the AI-led equity sell-off triggered more than $1 billion in leveraged crypto liquidations.

BTC may be forming a bottom, but the source says confirmation is still required.

BTC fell from around 80,400 to below 76,000 within hours, illustrating the liquidation risk of 50x leverage.

BTC was down 5% as the post-midterm rally reversed alongside a sharp equity-market sell-off.

BTC fell below 76,000 as the Nasdaq sell-off and more than $1 billion in crypto liquidations pressured the market.

BTC is showing signs of a potential bullish recovery after significant selling pressure.

BTC appears to be at the beginning of a long-term downtrend, and we expect a sharp decline following the last rebound near 73K after breaking below 75K.

The source is short BTC and expects price to move toward lower levels near 65k.

BTC is staging a short-term recovery from the 76,000 demand zone toward major resistance.

The plan is to follow recent bullish impulses, though the source flags conflicting macro risks.

BTC spot selling over the last four hours is increasingly being absorbed by buyers.

BTC is testing the floor of a falling channel near 80,086 while VWAP remains a key session reference.

BTC swept buy-side liquidity and then expanded lower before staging the recovery described by the source.

BTC is diverging positively from weak technology stocks while the source waits for a liquidity flush before a long entry.

BTC's relative win rate against the S&P 500 is recovering, though post-midterm history favors stocks.

The weekly outlook remains cautious and treats 76,000 as the key level that must hold.

BTC is testing long-term descending resistance after recovering from below $76K, leaving a bullish breakout possible.

The largest visible BTC bid is 227 BTC at 79,800, while price has already traded through the prior 79,225 offer.

The source views the move toward $82K as bait and expects unfinished downside business near $75K.

BTC is rebounding as post-election optimism and falling oil prices support risk-on sentiment.

BTC remains in a short-term downtrend inside the $76,460-$78,600 consolidation range.

A double-bottom pattern on the 2-hour BTC chart is presented as a possible recovery signal.

BTC is testing key resistance after recovering from a weak broader structure; breakout confirmation is still missing.

This is a bullish view that the political and fiscal environment could pave the way for a long-term scenario favorable to BTC.

BTCUSD has a short-term retracement setup on the 1-hour chart, with equilibrium presented as the target.

Despite a recent spike, the 3-hour BTC setup expects a reversal toward lower targets from the $79K-$81K area.

BTC's daily technical outlook is neutral after rebounding from the weekly MA50, with price still contained between major moving averages.

BTC bounced from 75,670.48 into 1-hour bearish order-block resistance, creating a short setup.

BTC broke above recent consolidation and shifted its short-term structure bullish before pulling back from $81,100 resistance.

BTC reached daily resistance after a sharp 7% rebound in 12 hours, and the source presents a short setup.

BTCUSDT.P recovered after the pullback but has been trading sideways below 81.2k and has yet to confirm a breakout above the high.

BTCUSDT.P reclaimed after a flush but is still digesting below 81.2k rather than breaking the session high.

BTC is presented as a long setup centered on the daily MA200 and a return to basic trend structure.

For BTC, we are taking a short position in the premium zone where the daily bearish FVG and the 4-hour order block overlap, with a target of 72K.

BTC recovered above $78,000 and remains supported above the 200-week SMA, but is capped below $80K and still faces risk.

BTC appears to have found support near 75,200, with the source targeting a recovery toward $84,200.

BTC briefly fell to the $75,839 short-term holder cost basis before recovering into the $77,000-$80,000 support area, while ETF outflows and spot selling test the rebound.

BTC swept liquidity around 76,200 and reacted strongly from wedge support with rising buy volume. Consolidation above the channel could target 79,600, then 80,800 and 82,800.

BTC has swept weekly and monthly liquidity and confirmed a candle close. Pullback longs target 80,000, 82,000 and 86,000.

BTC is holding its market structure and the author expects the current support area to hold, favoring long opportunities for the next leg higher.

BTC may have completed a five-wave Wave C correction, with a liquidity sweep, possible double bottom and bullish indicator crossover. The author waits for pullback confirmation before a long.