Bitcoin rose close to 87000 USD before falling back, failing twice in a row to break through the high at the September previous low
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The report said that Bitcoin failed in two attempts to challenge the high at the September previous low, falling back due to selling pressure after approaching 87000 USD.
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Analysis: Bitcoin failed to break through after two upward attempts September the previous low’s high, rising close to 87000 USD before falling back
PANews October 6 reported, citing CoinDesk, that Bitcoin rose last week to nearly 87000 USD, about September the high for the period set at the previous low, only about 87400 USD away, before subsequently facing selling pressure and falling back. Analysis indicated that this rise extended the previous rebound, marking the 500 USD BTC 1 second attempt within the week to break through the high at the previous low September without success. Previously, lower-than-expected U.S. inflation data drove BTC up to around 85500 USD, but it fell back several hours later. Weaker U.S. employment data reduced pressure on the Federal Reserve to continue raising interest rates, providing support for risk assets. If Bitcoin’s daily close moves above 87000 USD, it could become an important signal of a buyer breakout above the high at the September previous low.
PANews cited a CoinDesk report stating that Bitcoin rose last week to nearly 87000 USD。
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According to the report, the September period high at the previous low was approximately 87400 USD, and the current price was about 500 USD。
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The report said that Bitcoin subsequently faced selling pressure and fell back.
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This was the BTC 1 second attempt within the week to break through the high at the September previous low, without success.
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Previously,BTC rose to around 85500 USD due to lower-than-expected U.S. inflation data, but fell back several hours later.
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Analysis said that weaker U.S. employment data reduced pressure on the Federal Reserve to continue raising interest rates.
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Analysis suggested that if Bitcoin’s daily close moves above 87000 USD, it could become an important signal of a buyer breakout above the September previous low.
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Bitcoin recently rose twice to approach the same price area, but neither time exceeded September the period high at the previous low, indicating that selling pressure emerged in that area. The article treats whether the daily close can move above 87000 USD as a signal to monitor going forward, but this is only an analytical judgment and does not mean that the price will necessarily continue rising.
Why it matters to readers
The continued inability to break through the same high may reflect temporarily insufficient buying strength; if the relevant price level is subsequently surpassed, the market’s view of the short-term trend may change.
Beginners should distinguish between “approaching a certain price level intraday” and “closing above that price level on the daily chart.” The article’s 87000 USD and 87400 USD are reference levels to monitor, not guarantees of a purchase opportunity or promises of returns.
Risks and unknowns
The original text is a PANews report citing CoinDesk and does not provide original market data that can be independently verified.
The claims that “selling pressure caused the decline” and that macroeconomic data supported risk assets are analytical attributions; the original text provides no further evidence.
Whether Bitcoin can close above 87000 USD on the daily chart and break through approximately 87400 USD remains uncertain.
The article does not provide trading volume, a specific trading platform, or a complete price time series.
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