Bitcoin rebound narrows from 13% to 5.5%… Rect Capital notes possible weakening of support
Original headline비트코인 반등폭 13%→5.5%…렉트캐피털, 지지 약화 가능성
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Bitcoin's rebound has weakened sharply, with the recovery rally shrinking from roughly 13% in September to just 5.5% recently, according to crypto analyst Rekt Capital. The analyst said in a post on X that current BTC price action resembles the May downturn, when selling volume built for weeks during the bottoming process. He warned that if below-average buying volume fails to push BTC through major resistance, selling pressure could intensify again. The pattern matters because it suggests the support base for bitcoin may be eroding, leaving the market vulnerable to another leg down. Traders will be watching whether BTC can clear key resistance on stronger volume or whether sell-side activity picks up again.
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