Zhang Lihui East 8th District, edited at 00:01 on September 14, 2026: Today's Bitcoin (BTC) Market Analysis and Trading Suggestions:
Bitcoin made a short-term move to around 76,500 and saw a slight rebound. The current K-line is testing the middle band and MA60 range on the hourly chart. The MACD is showing signs of increased volume above the 0 axis, and the fast and slow lines are crossing upwards, indicating that in the short term the price has further rebound potential and is likely to continue trading within the consolidation range.
In the short term, pay attention to the resistance where the middle band and MA15 on the daily chart overlap. Key support for long positions lies at the cross point of the lower band and MA30; if it breaks, the outlook turns bearish, so any long attempts should have proper risk controls. With this week's interest rate decision, the market is likely to fluctuate at high levels, seeing accumulation before a possible plunge. The weekly chart shows a budding bearish trend, and both KDJ and RSI have turned down from high levels, so our strategy should focus primarily on shorting from higher levels.
Bullish entry for Bitcoin today: Try longs below 76,500 with a stop loss below 75,900; target 77,500–78,500; if it breaks 79,000–79,500, you can continue to hold!
Bearish entry for Bitcoin today: Light shorts above 78,500 with a stop loss above 79,500; target 77,500–76,600; if it breaks 76,000–75,800, you can continue to hold down to around 75,000! For specific short entries, please follow Lihui’s real-time updates!
There may be delays in article publication, and market moves quickly, so specific entry opportunities must be combined with live operations. The price points above are for reference and are not investment advice. Do not use heavy leverage, always use take profit and stop loss orders, and secure profits when you can!
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