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Crypto Kid21 Oct 2025, 10:17 UTC
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The video analyzes BTCUSDT using technical analysis. The analyst expects a rejection at the Bull and Bear Market Support Band. The CME gap at 107300 to 107600 range is expected to be filled. The analyst is looking to buy the dip and thinks a bounce could happen after a correction to 54 simple moving average at about 100056 . There is a double top formation on the weekly timeframe, where prior resistance now acts as support. A longer-term view is bullish with a target of 100k, and laddered buys near the 54 simple moving average. However, breaking this moving average would invalidate this bull trend. There is a comparison with Novembre-Decembre period from previous year to see the actual trend.
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