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Bitcoin rebound case eyes $78,000 amid weakness; can on-chain support hold
Bitcoin briefly rebounded near a key on-chain support area, putting $78,000 in focus as a short-term target. Data cited in the report place a strong support level around $71,400, close to the realised price for 3 to 6-month holders. The next upside level highlighted is $78,200. The chart structure remains cautious, with a bearish flag forming after a drop from around $98,000. A break below the lower trendline could open a move into the $50,000 to $60,000 range.
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Bitcoin down 40% from record high, but bullish calls see $255,000 by year-end
Bitcoin has fallen about 40 percent from its all-time high in October 2025, but a long-term price model suggests it could rebound to as high as $255,000 by year-end. Market views differ on whether the latest pullback is short-term weakness or a pause within a longer uptrend. Other forecasts cite spot ETF inflows and corporate buying, while some warn chart patterns could signal further declines. On-chain indicators point to possible downside limits.
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Ethereum downside risk grows as bears warn of another 20 percent drop
Ethereum could fall further to the $1,700 range as exchange inflows rise and demand for spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) slows, an analysis said. Market analysts cited the possibility of an additional 20 percent decline from current levels. Ethereum rebounded about 40 percent from multi-month lows below $1,800 but failed to break $2,400 resistance. Analysts also pointed to record net position changes across exchanges and continued outflows from U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs.
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Bitcoin holds near $81,000; analyst says reclaiming $82,580 is turning point
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Bitcoin seen rising to $95,000; five things to watch this week
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Bitcoin rebounds to $74,000 as Hormuz blockade begins
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XRP holds key support as bottom signals emerge, possible drop to $0.80
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BTC sentiment improves on U.S.-Iran ceasefire news; oil falls below $100 a barrel