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Michaël van de Poppe called it:
“To me, this is the area for #Bitcoin to hold. Little sweep of the recent low before the push upwards. If this doesn't hold, $77,100 and $76,400 come into play. If this does hold, next leg up for #Altcoins is in the making and we'll see $82,700.”
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Chart-based technical analysis post on X commenting on Bitcoin holding a support area, with conditional downside and upside price levels.
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