Bitcoin fell back below $80,000 after failing to hold gains above that level, focusing attention on the $78,500-$79,000 support zone. Technical analysis and Binance liquidation data suggest Bitcoin may need to test lower liquidity levels before bulls can push toward $83,000-$84,000. A strong rebound from $78,500 and reclaiming $80,500 would confirm buyer strength and open the path to higher targets. Conversely, a break below $78,500 could lead to a deeper correction and weaken the bullish outlook.
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