Bitcoin Sell Signal #bitcoin #btc #crypto #cryptocurrency #btcusd #sell #stockmarket #signal #fyp
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Harry MultaniIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 02 Oct 2026, 19:40 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 02 Oct 2026, 21:00 UTC

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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin (BTCUSDT) on a weekly timeframe, indicating a bearish trend. A 'sell signal' is observed, suggesting a potential downtrend. Historical data shows previous instances where similar signals preceded significant price drops. For example, a sell signal around August 4th, 2025, was followed by a drop of approximately 54.46%, from roughly 123,764.89 to 57,279.09. Another signal on April 15th, 2024, led to a decline of about 31.28% from a high of around 114,527.25. The current price is around 84,111.26, with a target price identified at 76,968.65. The failure bound for this bearish prediction is set at 88,500.00, above the current price and the previous high, indicating that if the price moves above this level, the bearish thesis would be invalidated. The presenter emphasizes caution and looking to lock in profits due to the bearish signal.
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