Bitcoin Keeps Getting Rejected at $82,000. Can It Break Through in September 2026?
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Bitcoin Keeps Getting Rejected at $82,000. Can It Break Through in September 2026?
Bitcoin has stalled at the same price ceiling four times in two weeks, and a pair of high-stakes government decisions lands within nine days. What happens next depends on which side blinks first.
Pi Network Near Resistance as Bitcoin Price Retreats
TLDR Bitcoin failed to hold above $80,000 after reaching about $80,500 on Monday. BTC recovered above $79,000, while its market capitalization stayed near $1.6 trillion. Ethereum remained below $2,500, while XRP traded close to the $1.40 support level. Pi Network stayed above $0.09 and tested resistance near $0.095. LINK gained about 9%, while TAO advanced [...]
Bitcoin Price Rejected at $80.5K as Bulls Scramble to Defend $79K
Bitcoin’s price was trading between $79,300 and $79,500 on Sept. 7 after a significant rejection from $80,537 left its short-term price action caught between fading momentum and a still-constructive daily trend. The market remains inside a $79,013-$80,537 intraday range, putting those boundaries firmly in the cards as the levels that could determine what comes next. […]
Key points of the news: Bitcoin fell below $80,000 after another failed break-up attempt, cooling the altcoins rally and coinciding with less open interest and weaker funding rates. Pi Network kept PI above $0.09 and tested resistance close to $0.095, showing greater relative stability in front of the market. The ... Read more
Bitcoin is trading in the $79,000 zone on Monday (7/9), with the overall market picture remaining bullish, but signs of fatigue becoming increasingly apparent. Bitcoin is still holding at levels consistent with its multi-month upward trend, but the short-term picture is more cautious. The momentum of the rise has been limited, while the latest moves show that buyers need new fuel to drive the price to higher levels. The RSI on the daily chart re…
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