Bitcoin is trading near $77,200, consolidating below the key $81,700 level that analysts say must be cleared to confirm a broader bull market. The cryptocurrency faces resistance around $81,700, $83,600, and $88,700, with support at $70,000 and a long-term holder zone near $62,000–$65,000. Institutional demand via Bitcoin ETFs shows signs of stabilization after recent outflows, which will be crucial if BTC approaches $80,000 again. The upcoming Federal Reserve decision on Sept. 16 and Treasury yields near 5% add macroeconomic pressure, making this week critical for Bitcoin's price direction.
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Bitcoin rose 24% in two weeks but is now stalled around $77,000 due to significant selling pressure from long-term holders between $77,100 and $80,200. The key level to confirm a new bull market is $81,700, which aligns with Bitcoin's 365-day moving ...
