Bitcoin's Weekly Bounce Signal Just Fired: +9.5% in 2 Weeks (Median)
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KrownIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 15 Sept 2026, 17:47 UTC
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- 15 Sept 2026, 18:41 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's (BTCUSDT) potential price movement. Key short-term targets are identified around $81,600 (+6.8% bounce) and $83,700 (+9.5% median bounce), with a longer-term target around $85,900 (+12.4%). The critical support level to hold for the current rally's continuation is $75,500 to $74,250. A break below $74,250, specifically a 6-hour close below this, could open up a move towards $72,400, which is described as a 'too close for comfort' line. The long-term outlook, based on the 'Golden Cross' pattern (daily 50 SMA over 200 SMA), suggests a potential dip first, followed by a 20% rise by day 60, targeting $94,374. The trend remains intact above $74,250. Analysis of historical data for 'Golden Cross' patterns indicates an initial dip in the first 7-10 days, followed by a median return of +1.5% by day 14 and +18.25% by day 45, with significant potential for larger gains (around +20.3% by day 60) in the second month.
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