$BTC Bullish and bearish views + liquidation map + trade recommendations + technical analysis (2026.11.4 18:15)
Technical analysis: On Wednesday morning, BTC rebounded to around $78.2–78.3K. Upper resistance is $79–80K (near Fibonacci 0.236), and lower support is $76–75K. In the short term, RSI has recovered from low levels, MACD bearish momentum is weakening, there are signs of bullish divergence, and volume is supporting the rebound. Price has rebounded from key support. In the short term, if it stabilizes and breaks above $79–80K, a recovery can be expected; if it falls back and loses $76–77K, the risk increases toward $75–72K. Attention should be paid to the effectiveness of support and the strength of the breakout.
Bullish and bearish views: Bullish: Some point out that after testing support, price rebounded, with the target looking back to $80K, and short-term long positions have already profited. Bearish/Cautious: Some still believe it may be the final trap and expect another drop to $75K.
Key points of the liquidation map: Dense short liquidation zone above: $79,000–$80,000 and above Dense long liquidation zone below: around $76,000–$75,000
Long and short entry recommendations:
Long: Entry $76,500–$77,500 (buy on pullbacks in batches) or after stabilizing above $79,000 Stop loss below $76,000 Targets TP1 $80,500 TP2 $82,000–$84,000
Short (high level/rebound): Entry $79,500–$80,500 Stop loss above $81,500 Targets TP1 $77,500 TP2 $74,500–$72,000
Execution framework: The main idea is to wait for support confirmation or a fast breakout above $79–80K before entering. Single-trade risk 1–2%, leverage ≤5x. Use strict stop losses, and watch the key levels of $76–77K and $79–80K.
(The above is for reference only, not investment advice)
Technical analysis: On Wednesday morning, BTC rebounded to around $78.2–78.3K. Upper resistance is $79–80K (near Fibonacci 0.236), and lower support is $76–75K. In the short term, RSI has recovered from low levels, MACD bearish momentum is weakening, there are signs of bullish divergence, and volume is supporting the rebound. Price has rebounded from key support. In the short term, if it stabilizes and breaks above $79–80K, a recovery can be expected; if it falls back and loses $76–77K, the risk increases toward $75–72K. Attention should be paid to the effectiveness of support and the strength of the breakout.
Bullish and bearish views: Bullish: Some point out that after testing support, price rebounded, with the target looking back to $80K, and short-term long positions have already profited. Bearish/Cautious: Some still believe it may be the final trap and expect another drop to $75K.
Key points of the liquidation map: Dense short liquidation zone above: $79,000–$80,000 and above Dense long liquidation zone below: around $76,000–$75,000
Long and short entry recommendations:
Long: Entry $76,500–$77,500 (buy on pullbacks in batches) or after stabilizing above $79,000 Stop loss below $76,000 Targets TP1 $80,500 TP2 $82,000–$84,000
Short (high level/rebound): Entry $79,500–$80,500 Stop loss above $81,500 Targets TP1 $77,500 TP2 $74,500–$72,000
Execution framework: The main idea is to wait for support confirmation or a fast breakout above $79–80K before entering. Single-trade risk 1–2%, leverage ≤5x. Use strict stop losses, and watch the key levels of $76–77K and $79–80K.
(The above is for reference only, not investment advice)