Is the Bitcoin Correction Over? Key Levels to Watch
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More Crypto Online17 Jul 2026, 12:50 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's (BTCUSDT) potential downtrend, identifying a corrective wave 2 pattern on the daily chart. The primary analysis suggests a bearish outlook, with the price expected to move lower from current resistance levels. Key resistance zones are identified between 69,000-72,000 and 76,000-78,000. The primary target for the bearish move is set at 51,030, corresponding to a 100% Fibonacci extension. Invalidation for this bearish scenario occurs if Bitcoin breaks above the 64,403 level, which is also the fail bound for this analysis. This would suggest a shift in the wave structure, potentially leading to higher prices. The current price at the time of the analysis is around 61,335.
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