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Bitcoin Eyes $78,000 Rebound as Key On-Chain Support Holds

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Bitcoin is showing signs of a rebound, targeting $78,200 as key on-chain support at $71,400 is defended by short-term holders.
A sustained move above this level could propel BTC towards $100,000 by year-end, despite a cautious technical outlook due to a potential bear flag.

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Bitcoin is showing signs of a rebound, targeting $78,200 as key on-chain support at $71,400 is defended by short-term holders. A sustained move above this level could propel BTC towards $100,000 by year-end, despite a cautious technical outlook due to a potential bear flag.

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