Bitcoin After CPI — Path To The Bull Market Just Got Harder
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- 11 Sept 2026, 18:00 UTC
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- 11 Sept 2026, 21:41 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's potential move following a recent rally from a short squeeze. With interest rates rising due to inflation concerns, the presenter suggests that Bitcoin might experience a corrective move downwards before continuing its bull run. The proposed trade is a long entry on Bitcoin around the $73,000-$75,000 level, with a target of $82,250 and a stop-loss below $70,000. This strategy anticipates that Bitcoin can hold support around $70,000 despite potential rate hikes and fundamental headwinds. The presenter suggests that if Bitcoin can hold these support levels and consolidate, it could confirm a continuation of its bull market. However, the analysis notes that aggressive rate hikes by the Federal Reserve could pose a significant headwind for Bitcoin, potentially leading to a sharper correction if support levels are broken. The short-term outlook suggests a potential short-term dip before a move higher, contingent on key support levels holding.
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