This Bitcoin Rejection Could Create A MAJOR Opportunity!
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Trade Confident23 Jun 2026, 18:05 UTC
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Bitcoin has officially rejected $65,000 and is on its way back down. The analysis suggests a potential target of $58,000, with a failure bound at $65,000, indicating a bearish trend. The video also highlights XRP, suggesting buy limits are ready, but fears that it might not be too far away from its potential bottom. The target for XRP is inferred to be around $0.9000, with a fail bound at $1.0500, also indicating a bearish outlook. The broader market sentiment shows the dollar gaining strength, which typically leads to a decrease in value for cryptocurrencies. The analysis points to potential market cycle bottoms being found when
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