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Historically, Bitcoin has shown a tendency to retrace back to the trendline, and the current structure suggests this pattern may repeat. A bounce from the $69,000 zone could present an attractive long-term buying opportunity. Traders may look for either an immediate reaction at this level or wait for confirmation by breaking the next swing high after the rebound.
Despite the short-term risks, the monthly EMA ribbon remains bullish, with the price holding above it, reinforcing the long-term uptrend. If the bullish scenario plays out, the next significant target is projected at $128,000, derived from the Fibonacci extension of the previous bullish cycle. This level aligns with the long-term upward trajectory and could be the next destination if Bitcoin regains momentum.
👨🏻💻💭 What’s your game plan? Will BTC hold above $89,000 and target $128,000, or are we heading for a retest of $69,000 before the next leg up? Share your thoughts below and let’s discuss!
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