Bitcoin / TetherUS
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BTCUSDT (2H) —CHART)...

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BTCUSDT (2H) —CHART).

Based on MY chart, BTC is currently trading inside a healthy ascending structure with price respecting a rising trendline and reacting from a key demand/support zone. The market recently faced rejection from the upper resistance area and is now making a controlled pullback, which is a normal behavior before continuation.
🔍 Technical Breakdown
🧭 Market Structure
Overall structure is bullish (higher highs & higher lows)
Current move is a pullback, not a trend reversal
Price is holding above the ascending trendline, which is acting as dynamic support
☁️ Ichimoku Insight
Price is hovering near the Kumo (cloud) → indicating consolidation
As long as BTC holds above the cloud base, bullish continuation remains valid
A strong bullish candle above the cloud will confirm momentum
🟦 Support & Demand Zone
Strong horizontal support around 67,800 – 68,200
This zone aligns with:
Trendline support
Previous breakout area
Cloud support
This makes it a high-probability reaction zone.
🎯 Bullish Targets (Primary Plan)
If price holds above 67,800 and shows bullish confirmation:
TP1: 69,500
TP2: 70,200
TP3: 71,000
Final Target: 71,500 🚀
📈 This aligns with previous highs and the projected measured move shown on MY chart.
📉 Bearish Scenario (Invalidation Plan)
If BTC breaks and closes below 67,500 (2H close):
TP1: 67,000
TP2: 66,500
TP3: 65,800
⚠️ A break below the trendline would temporarily shift momentum bearish.
🛑 Risk Management
Safe SL for longs: Below 67,300
Trade only after confirmation candle near support
Avoid entries in the middle of consolidation
🧠 Conclusion
Trend = Bullish
Current phase = Pullback / Accumulation
Bias = Buy from support → Sell at resistance
As long as BTC stays above 67,800, 71,500 remains the main upside target.
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