My Next Short Setup Will Drop Bitcoin Very Hard !!🔴🚨
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Champs CryptoIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 13 Sept 2026, 15:32 UTC
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- 13 Sept 2026, 17:53 UTC
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The speaker outlines two potential scenarios for Bitcoin. The primary bearish outlook suggests a short trade upon a breakdown below the 77,500-77,000 range, targeting 72,500 or lower, with a failure point above 77,550. This perspective is supported by the failure to reclaim key resistance levels around 77,700-77,500 on the 15m timeframe, and a downward sloping indicator suggesting bearish momentum. Conversely, a less probable bullish scenario involves Bitcoin reclaiming the 77,500 level, potentially leading to a short-term bounce towards 78,500-79,000 before resuming a potential downtrend. The speaker has a short position open from 77,700 and is watching for a decisive break of the support to confirm the bearish continuation. The analysis emphasizes the importance of the 77,500-77,700 zone as a critical inflection point.
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