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Michael Saylor percaya bahwa dunia mulai secara luas menerima $BTC
sebagai bentuk modal digital. Dia juga menyarankan bahwa siklus tradisional empat tahun mungkin tidak lagi berlaku, karena harga $BTC sekarang lebih mungkin dipengaruhi oleh aliran modal yang masuk ke pasar daripada pola yang dapat diprediksi.
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🧐 Market Snapshot

$BTC
#USGovShutdownEnd? #AITokensRally #StrategyBTCPurchase #StrategyBTCPurchase is trading around $105,000 (give or take) and has recently broken below important levels like the 200-day moving average (~$108,000) which is signalling increased downside risk.
DailyForex
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XTB.com
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On the flip side, after a strong correction, major institutions (for example JPMorgan) are calling the setup attractive for the longer-term, noting that Bitcoin now looks “relatively cheap” versus other assets like gold.
MarketWatch

📉 Key Technical Levels & Risks

Support zone: Roughly $98,000–$100,000. A sustained break here could open a path to the $90,000s or even lower (~$72,000) according to some on-chain analysts.
FXStreet
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CoinDesk
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Resistance zone: Around $110,000–$116,000, with the 200-day EMA (~$108,000) acting as a major barrier.
XTB.com
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Market sentiment is mixed: some bullish longer-term, but caution dominates in the short term because of macro risks (rate hikes, weak risk appetite) and fading momentum.
Meyka
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✅ Outlook & Strategy

Short-term: The risk of further downside is higher than upside until Bitcoin breaks above the ~$110K barrier with strong volume. If support near ~$100K fails, we could see a drop toward the ~$90K zone.

Medium/long-term: If institutional flows, ETF adoption and macro tailwinds line up, Bitcoin could re-accelerate toward $150K–$170K+ levels as projected by some banks.
Cryptonews

🔍 Overall Summary

Bitcoin is currently in a critical inflection zone: a break of support could trigger a sharper correction, but a successful breakout could renew a strong uptrend. Investors should watch the ~$100K support and the ~$110K resistance levels closely. Volume, macro developments (interest rates, regulation), and institutional flow activity will likely determine the next leg.