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by: xpoolPosted on: August 18, 2025

Bitcoin’s Rising Wedge: How Low Can Bitcoin Go?

Recent price decline in Bitcoin (BTC) has raised questions about its potential for further downturns. Analysis suggests a drop below $100,000 is possible. This follows a breakout from its rising wedge pattern, a bearish reversal structure that signals weakening momentum.

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