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Michaël van de Poppe says a break below $80,000 could send Bitcoin to $75,000

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Michaël van de Poppe said $80,000 is key support for Bitcoin, which recently rose to $87,000 before pulling back to about $81,600, and a break below could accelerate losses towards $75,000. He said holding $80,000 and clearing $83,000 resistance could let the uptrend continue through much of the fourth quarter.

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The story so far: Michaël van de Poppe Bitcoin price outlook

Michaël van de Poppe said Bitcoin could drop towards $79,000 or $77,000 if it loses $82,000, and later that $80,000 is key support, with a break below risking $75,000. He now says BTC must reclaim $75,000 after five bearish weekly candles, with failure opening the way to $71,000.

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  3. Michaël van de Poppe says a break below $80,000 could send Bitcoin to $75,000

  4. Michaël van de Poppe says Bitcoin needs to hold $80,000 support

  5. Michaël van de Poppe says Bitcoin must reclaim $75,000 to reverse its slide

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