Something is off, guys
The second objective is coming up soon
$BTC
The second objective is coming up soon
$BTC
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Im_Winner
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BullishBTC has already surged back to around $68,000, with the high approaching $68,800.
In the recent bounce, there are indeed several catalysts: ETF inflows have reappeared, expectations for further interest rate hikes by the Fed have cooled somewhat, and the Trump administration continues to push for relatively lenient crypto regulation.
First target: $70,000–72,000
From 64,000 to 70,000 requires only about a 9% gain. If BTC can hold steady above 68,000, then 70,000 is a very natural psychological level.
Second target: $75,000–78,000
If, after breaking above 70K, there is no clear selloff with heavy volume, then the next target would be $75K–$78K.
At this stage, it would mean the market has shifted from:
“an oversold rebound” to “expectations of a trend reversal.”
If Trump-related policies continue to release positives, if ETFs resume sustained net inflows, and at the same time expectations for Fed rate cuts/pausing hikes further heat up, then BTC could very well challenge levels above $80K again.
The market has not yet fully confirmed that a new bull run has restarted.
If BTC effectively breaks through and holds above 70K—rather than briefly spiking and then immediately falling back—then $75K–$80K is set.
Conversely, if 68K–70K keeps failing to break through, then this would only be a short-term squeeze, and it would not be surprising to see BTC return to the 64K level, or even around 60K.
One more thing worth noting: recent market reports indicate that BTC’s resilience above 64K has improved, but ETF flows and macro risks have not yet fully turned into a strong bullish environment.
Now, don’t chase higher just because of “Trump positives.” Instead, focus on the quality of the break above 70K.
$BTC
In the recent bounce, there are indeed several catalysts: ETF inflows have reappeared, expectations for further interest rate hikes by the Fed have cooled somewhat, and the Trump administration continues to push for relatively lenient crypto regulation.
First target: $70,000–72,000
From 64,000 to 70,000 requires only about a 9% gain. If BTC can hold steady above 68,000, then 70,000 is a very natural psychological level.
Second target: $75,000–78,000
If, after breaking above 70K, there is no clear selloff with heavy volume, then the next target would be $75K–$78K.
At this stage, it would mean the market has shifted from:
“an oversold rebound” to “expectations of a trend reversal.”
If Trump-related policies continue to release positives, if ETFs resume sustained net inflows, and at the same time expectations for Fed rate cuts/pausing hikes further heat up, then BTC could very well challenge levels above $80K again.
The market has not yet fully confirmed that a new bull run has restarted.
If BTC effectively breaks through and holds above 70K—rather than briefly spiking and then immediately falling back—then $75K–$80K is set.
Conversely, if 68K–70K keeps failing to break through, then this would only be a short-term squeeze, and it would not be surprising to see BTC return to the 64K level, or even around 60K.
One more thing worth noting: recent market reports indicate that BTC’s resilience above 64K has improved, but ETF flows and macro risks have not yet fully turned into a strong bullish environment.
Now, don’t chase higher just because of “Trump positives.” Instead, focus on the quality of the break above 70K.
$BTC