Bitcoin Traders Have These Support Levels in Mind as $80,000 Battle Returns
Bitcoin (BTC) revisited $80,000 on Friday after US-Iran war nerves sparked 3% daily losses. Key points:Bitcoin bullish momentum slowly returns after a shakeout amid familiar geopolitical tensions.Traders flag support levels in the mid- to high-$70,000 zone as important for bulls to defend.Unprecedented Bollinger Bands data calls for more volatile conditions going forward. Bitcoin retests $80,000 after sell-off Data from TradingView showed BTC price downside pressure easing toward the Wall Street open. Thursday had seen risk assets lose out amid rumors of the US restarting its “Project Freedom” campaign against Iran, while military strikes from both sides placed a fragile ceasefire in jeopardy. The S&P 500 came off new all-time highs. Commenting, crypto trader Michaël van de Poppe said that the retracement was no “surprise” given recent brisk gains. “Assets trend in waves. Bitcoin has seen multiple days of momentum upwards, so its not strange to expect it to consolidate just now,” he wrote in an at the time. “As long as the trend remains intact, I think well see more upside during coming weeks.” Van de Poppe subsequently Bitcoin as “doing just fine,” but said $76,000 needed to hold as support. “The first rally out of a bear market lands at that resistance, and it would give some more









