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Bitcoin im Abwärtstrend: Bruch bei 113.500$ entscheidend?

1 extracted signal · 1 resolved · 0 still active

JayWave profile imageJayWave03 Sept 2025, 17:34 UTC
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The analysis indicates that there are no immediate reasons for Bitcoin to surge. Chart analysis shows that Bitcoin is still in a downward trend. Bitcoin needs to break through 113,500 USD to change this trend. There's a potential support level at 105,000 USD, and minimal support around 115,000 USD. Currently, Bitcoin is in a vacuum with weak volume, with a potential small push. Until Bitcoin surpasses the identified level of 113,500, the analysis suggests the possibility of further decline. The analysis is influenced by geopolitics.

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