The Fed Is Trying To Crash Bitcoin (But I'm Still Buying This Dip)
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- 29 Aug 2026, 19:15 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 29 Aug 2026, 22:56 UTC
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The analysis highlights a bullish outlook for Bitcoin (BTCUSD), Solana (SOLUSDT), and Zcash (ZECUSDT). For Bitcoin, the primary support level to watch is 71,000, with a target price of 84,000, indicating a bullish continuation if the price holds above the identified support. The 4-hour chart shows a potential retest of previous support levels, signaling buying opportunities. Solana is identified as a strong contender due to its tokenomics and recent price action, breaking key resistance at 98. The analysis suggests buying on dips, with a crucial invalidation level below 98, and targets for accumulation at 71. Zcash is also presented as a strong buy on dips, with a failure bound below 700 and potential targets around 1000. The general market sentiment appears to favor further upside for these cryptocurrencies, assuming Bitcoin remains above its critical support levels.
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