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Bitcoin remains weak in the short term with continued decline, and a bearish pattern has been established on the four-hour chart. Trading should focus on shorting on rebounds.
Resistance above is at 78,500; once a rebound occurs, consider entering short positions.
Short-term support is at 77,600; if broken, the next target is around 76,000.
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5.2 Afternoon Market Outlook
From the four-hour cycle perspective, Bitcoin has rebounded after a correction and returned to a strong position, with increasing bullish sentiment and healthy volume-price movement. The market lows are continuously rising, prices are holding above key support levels, and the bullish trend remains solid.
Currently, the high-level consolidation is a buildup during the upward move, with no significant volume sell-offs, indicating weak bearish force and overall bullish dominance. The main strategy is to follow the trend and buy on dips.
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BTCUSDT 5-Minute K-Line Precise Analysis, the price surged near 78,300 then pulled back, then continued downward to a low of 78,006, forming a clear downward channel, with the bears dominating the market. Currently, the price is consolidating around 78,275, but the rebound strength is weak, trading volume is shrinking, indicating that the bulls lack follow-through. The MA moving average system shows a bearish alignment, the MACD indicator is operating below the zero line, and the RSI is in a weak zone, so the short-term trend remains bearish. The key support below is at the 78,000 integer leve
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Double Top Divergence, a Strong Indicator for Bearish Trading!
The double top pattern is a classic bearish chart pattern, and when combined with divergence, it can provide traders with a more reliable sell signal.
Double top pattern: Price reaches a certain high, then attempts to break through twice without success, forming two similar peaks.
This usually indicates the end of an uptrend and the beginning of a downtrend.
Divergence: Divergence refers to the inconsistency between the price and certain technical indicators (such as MACD, RSI, etc.).
In the double top pattern, if the sec
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