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Bitcoin rebounds near-term bullish bias remains intact
Cryptocurrency
Summary:
Bitcoin is trading around $92,400–$92,500, having rebounded from recent dips below $85,000. With renewed institutional optimism (e.g. long-term bullish forecasts) and improving technical structure...
Buy
PENDINGBTC-USDT
EXP
92500.0
Entry Price
96000.0
TP
89500.0
SL
89705.0 -751.0 -0.83%
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Point
PENDING
89500.0
SL
CLOSING
92500.0
Entry Price
96000.0
TP
Overview
Bitcoin recently took a heavy hit, falling as low as the mid-$80,000 range amid a broad crypto sell-off and macroeconomic uncertainty. But during the last 48–72 hours, BTC has recovered sharply reclaiming the $90,000 region, and now stabilizing in the low $90Ks. The rebound seems supported by renewed investment flows, possibly including institutional interest, and by broader dollar weakness and softer bond yields which tend to lift risk assets like crypto. At the same time, recent commentary from major financial institutions projecting long-term price potential for Bitcoin provides a macro narrative that may lure longer-term buyers.
Market sentiment
Investor sentiment in crypto appears cautiously optimistic. After the sharp drawdown, many market participants seem to view the recent dip as a wash-out, possibly offering a buying opportunity rather than the start of a deeper crash. Some large-scale forecasts suggest substantial upside over the next 6–12 months if certain macro and sector conditions hold.
The rebound from $84,000+ to ~$92,500 in short order has returned BTC to modest positive territory for the year, which may revive confidence among both retail and institutional holders.
Technical view
On recent price action, Bitcoin’s rebound off the lows suggests liquidity-seeking behavior and a potential short-term bottom formation. The bounce back above $90,000 and stabilizing near $92,400 suggests demand is returning. If we were to chart BTC on a shorter timeframe like M15 or H1, one might expect a recovery wave with momentum backing further upside especially if price breaks above recent intraday resistance around $93,000–$94,000. Given volatility, this could lead to a test of $95,000–$96,000 in the near term. The wider macro-fundamental backdrop (lower yields, risk-on sentiment) supports such a move.
Trade idea
Entry: $92,500–$92,600 BUY BTC/USD
Take Profit (near-term): $96,000–$97,000
Stop Loss: $89,500–$90,000
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