Bitcoin is back in an accumulation zone after the recent selloff, with price stabilizing around the high‑60Ks and short‑term sentiment in extreme fear — a setup that has often preceded strong bounces in past cycles. Over the next few weeks, I’m watching the 65K–70K area as key support/resistance, expecting volatility but a bias toward gradual recovery if these levels hold.
Medium term (next 6 months), the broader outlook remains bullish as long as BTC holds above major support in the 60K–70K band, with many analysts still projecting a wide upside range toward new highs if ETF flows and adoption trends stay intact.
I’m treating dips into strong support as accumulation opportunities, managing risk tightly because 2026 is shaping up as a trader’s market, not a straight‑line moonshot. 🚀
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Bitcoin is back in an accumulation zone after the recent selloff, with price stabilizing around the high‑60Ks and short‑term sentiment in extreme fear — a setup that has often preceded strong bounces in past cycles. Over the next few weeks, I’m watching the 65K–70K area as key support/resistance, expecting volatility but a bias toward gradual recovery if these levels hold.
Medium term (next 6 months), the broader outlook remains bullish as long as BTC holds above major support in the 60K–70K band, with many analysts still projecting a wide upside range toward new highs if ETF flows and adoption trends stay intact.
I’m treating dips into strong support as accumulation opportunities, managing risk tightly because 2026 is shaping up as a trader’s market, not a straight‑line moonshot. 🚀
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