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Bitcoin's bounce from a key holder cost-basis level has improved the case for further price increases, with historical data suggesting a potential best-case target of $101,000. BTC holders are defending 'strongest near-term support' as the price approaches $78,000.

Bitcoin's price dropped after reaching $78,000, with bears defending the $77,000 level and bulls maintaining support near $74,000. A 'value investor' is reportedly buying Bitcoin at lower prices amid the rangebound trading.

Bitcoin's price spike to $78,000 failed to sustain momentum as it became part of liquidity grabs, preventing it from mirroring the upward trend of US stocks. Market activity suggests uncertainty amid doubts about a new Iran peace deal.

A Reddit user who bought Bitcoin at $90,000 expresses mixed feelings as the price drops to $78,000, joking about the long-term commitment they didn't expect. The post highlights cryptocurrency market volatility and individual investor sentiment.

The crypto market saw improved outlook as altcoins rallied alongside Bitcoin's retest at $78,000. However, experts caution against over-optimism despite the $418 million in liquidations reported.

Bitcoin climbed above $78,000 early Wednesday, driven by short squeezes and strong ETF inflows. The Fear & Greed Index exited the 'extreme fear' zone, indicating improved market sentiment.

The Schwab Center for Financial Research warned that Bitcoin faces key resistance between $78,000 and $83,000 investor cost basis levels, which could cap its current rally. The analysis highlights potential price barriers based on historical investor behavior.

Bitcoin is showing potential for a price breakout as $75,000 becomes a new support level, with $78,000 identified as the next target. Technical indicators suggest bullish momentum for BTC.