BITCOIN’S SEPTEMBER STREAK?! Historic Recovery Not Seen Since 2012 Could Send BTC To $93K
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- 23 Sept 2026, 23:30 UTC
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- 30 Sept 2026, 08:01 UTC
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The video discusses Bitcoin's recent price action, noting a break of a long-term downtrend that has persisted since September 2022. The analysis highlights historical data showing that September has often been a weak month for Bitcoin, but the current trend suggests a potential shift. The price has successfully retested its macro downtrend line as new support. The key levels to watch are the current price holding above the 50-week moving average, which is also acting as support. A successful hold above $70,000 is crucial for the continuation of the bullish macro uptrend. The immediate target is projected around $90,000, with further upside potential if this level is cleared. The failure bound for this bullish setup is identified below the recent support levels, potentially around $65,000, which would invalidate the immediate bullish thesis and suggest a retest of lower support levels.
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