BTC $64,755.00 +0.94%
ETH $1,922.47 +1.19%
BNB $585.67 +3.03%
XRP $1.08 +0.58%
SOL $74.22 +1.05%
TRX $0.3283 +0.59%
DOGE $0.0700 -0.41%
ADA $0.1656 +1.30%
BCH $211.68 +0.51%
LINK $8.43 +1.32%
HYPE $53.06 -3.50%
AAVE $98.93 +0.97%
SUI $0.6909 +0.70%
XLM $0.1723 -0.88%
ZEC $475.26 +3.32%
BTC $64,755.00 +0.94%
ETH $1,922.47 +1.19%
BNB $585.67 +3.03%
XRP $1.08 +0.58%
SOL $74.22 +1.05%
TRX $0.3283 +0.59%
DOGE $0.0700 -0.41%
ADA $0.1656 +1.30%
BCH $211.68 +0.51%
LINK $8.43 +1.32%
HYPE $53.06 -3.50%
AAVE $98.93 +0.97%
SUI $0.6909 +0.70%
XLM $0.1723 -0.88%
ZEC $475.26 +3.32%

Deribit executive: The long-term upward trend of Bitcoin has been disrupted, and it needs to return to $85,000 to recover

2026-02-13 18:24:48
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Péquignot stated that if Bitcoin's closing price falls below the key support level of $60,000, the next possible target is $58,000. This moving average is widely regarded as an important indicator for "bottom seekers," and since 2015, several bear market lows have approached this moving average.

Currently, Bitcoin has maintained a trading range of $60,000 to $70,000 over the past week, down about 45% from the historical high set in October, and is heading towards a fourth consecutive week of decline.

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