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Bitcoin (BTC/USD) Technical Analysis – Daily Timeframe

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Bitcoin (BTC/USD) Technical Analysis – Daily Timeframe
This chart presents a technical breakdown of Bitcoin (BTC/USD) using supply and demand zones to anticipate potential price movements. It reflects a bearish bias as price action shows rejection from the supply zone (sell zone) and an expected drop toward the demand zone (buy zone).

🔍 Key Chart Elements
1. Supply Zone (Sell Zone) – Resistance Area
The supply zone is highlighted in the upper region, approximately between $86,000 and $88,000.
This area represents a strong resistance where sellers are active, preventing further price increases.
Bitcoin recently tested this zone but failed to break above, leading to a price rejection.
2. Demand Zone (Buy Zone) – Support Area
The demand zone is marked in the lower region, around $69,000 to $67,000.
This is a historical support level where strong buying interest is expected.
If Bitcoin reaches this level, a potential bullish reversal could occur.

📉 Bearish Price Projection
The chart includes a downward arrow, indicating an expected bearish movement from the supply zone toward the demand zone.
Reason for the expected drop:
BTC is struggling to gain momentum above $86,000, showing signs of weakness.
The recent bearish candles suggest increased selling pressure in the market.
A failed breakout above resistance increases the likelihood of a downward move.

Price Targets:
First target: Around $74,000, a potential minor support.
Second target: Around $69,000, which aligns with the demand zone and could act as a strong support level.

🔄 Potential Alternative Scenario – Bullish Breakout (Low Probability)
If BTC manages to break above the $88,000 resistance level, it could trigger a bullish rally.
In this case, the next targets would be $92,000 and $96,000.
However, given the current market structure, this is a less likely scenario unless buying momentum increases significantly.
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