Bitcoin maintained its position near $77,000 after a sharp rebound, as technical analysts highlighted patterns suggesting the rally may be entering a pause before the next significant move. Key support is identified at $76,000, with a range of potential pullbacks and breakout signals under active observation.
Bitcoin holds above $77,000, analysts flag triangle pattern and $100,000 target
Wave 4 triangle formation emerges
Bitcoin hovered around $77,053 as it consolidated following a strong upward move, often described as a wave 3 advance in Elliott Wave terminology. Technical analysts from More Crypto Online indicated that the current pullback is likely a wave 4 correction that could be taking shape as an A-B-C-D-E triangle pattern. In this scenario, the cryptocurrency would continue to oscillate within a narrowing price range before the next directional move.
Support has been established close to $76,000, with upper resistance at $78,300. In order for Bitcoin to transition to a fifth-wave advance and potentially set new highs, it would need to decisively break above the $78,848 to $79,191 zone. Failure to do so could keep price action trapped within the triangle for an extended period.
A break below $76,000 could challenge the integrity of the triangle structure, shifting focus to Fibonacci retracement support at $75,169. If further selling emerges, possible downside levels are identified at $72,560 and $70,518.
Current technical analysis identifies a key support region around $76,000, while a breakout above $78,848 could signal renewed upward momentum for Bitcoin.
Analysts compare current price action to past market cycles
Analyst Rod, commenting on Bitcoin’s price structure, noted similarities between its present four-day consolidation and the accumulation phase that marked the 2022 market bottom. According to Rod’s analysis, the $63,000 to $70,000 range now serves as the main support zone in the event of a deeper pullback.
A swift descent into this range, if followed by a timely reversal, would bolster the bullish historical comparison. To confirm renewed upward momentum, Bitcoin would need to reclaim resistance near $82,000 after any corrective retracement.
Projections indicate an initial price target of $100,000, with the possibility for further gains toward the $120,000-$130,000 area. If Bitcoin breaks and holds below the $63,000-$70,000 support zone, analysts warn that the case for a continued bull market could weaken, leaving the recovery scenario unconfirmed.
Mini dictionary: Elliott Wave Theory, a technical analysis principle that identifies recurring price wave patterns in financial markets, with “waves” subdivided into advance and corrective phases to forecast possible future price movements.
Forecasts suggest that, after a potential correction into the $63,000-$70,000 area, a successful rebound and a move above $82,000 could place the $100,000 mark within reach, with higher targets also being discussed among analysts.
| $76,000 | Support | Maintains bullish structure if held |
| $78,848 – $79,191 | Resistance | Breakout needed for next upward wave |
| $63,000 – $70,000 | Main support zone | Critical area for accumulation and potential reversal |
| $82,000 | Major resistance | Key confirmation of renewed upward trend |
| $100,000 – $130,000 | Projected targets | Possible next cycle milestones after recovery |
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
Meta (META.US) goes all-in on Muse AI Agent, building full-scene access via VR headsets, smart glasses, and Charm
On September 23 local time, Meta held its annual Connect developer conference in Menlo Park, California.
The yen approaches 160 again, UBS warns: After short-sellers are "washed out", the shorting window reopens
After the Bank of Japan raised interest rates, the yen fell instead of rising, with the 160 threshold under threat. UBS believes that the net long positions of hedge funds are not a bullish signal, but rather a prelude to rebuilding short positions after clearing out previous shorts. Whether Besant's "strong yen" commitment can be fulfilled depends on whether the United States will intervene again. If the exchange rate drops below 160, a joint intervention by Japan and the US may be triggered, but the potential bargaining chip for the US intervention could be demanding that Japan demonstrate a more aggressive willingness to raise rates.
Altcoin NEAR Approaches Its First Major Weekly Decision Pivot at $4.7, Can NEAR Price Continue to Pump?
