Bitcoin: This Is So Close To Ending (but don’t get complacent)
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Jason PizzinoIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 04 Sept 2026, 01:59 UTC
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- 04 Sept 2026, 03:37 UTC

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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's potential for a bullish trend, identifying a possible bottoming pattern around the $57,748 to $63,403 range, which coincides with the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement level. The speaker notes that historically, periods of extreme fear and similar price action have preceded significant upward movements. The current price action shows Bitcoin struggling to break key resistance levels around $83,000. The analysis suggests that if Bitcoin can consistently trade above $83,000, it signals a potential continuation of the bullish cycle, targeting $91,963 (0.5 Fibonacci) and then potentially higher towards the long-term trend line resistance, which is estimated to be around $120,000-$125,000. The failure bound for this bullish scenario would be a break below the $75,000 support level, invalidating the immediate upward momentum and suggesting a potential retest of lower levels.
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