Analytics: market outlook and forecastsBitcoin / TetherUSBINANCE:BTCUSDTCrypto_robotics 📈 WHAT HAPPENED? Last week, Bitcoin continued to decline. After reaching the buyer zone of $77,100-$76,250, we saw a reaction. But when the price attempted to move up toward the nearest resistance level, sellers regained control. As a result, the price dropped to the $75,000 level, where a more confident rebound began. 💼 WHAT WILL HAPPEN: OR NOT? At the moment, there is no clear directional priority. The price is approaching the $78,000 mark — this is where sellers were last active. Consolidation above this level would mark a shift in the local downtrend to an uptrend and open up the possibility of looking for long setups. It is also worth keeping in mind the strong resistance zone of $79,000-$79,400 (a high-volume zone) — a reaction from this area is the most likely scenario. Overall, the market picture remains ambiguous. Therefore, the best decision would be to wait for confirmation of a trend reversal. If this does not happen and sellers prove stronger, the decline will continue toward the $73,200-$72,000 zone. Buy zones $73,200–$72,000 (initiative volume) $70,000–$68,700 (absorption of selling) $67,500–$66,500 (accumulated volumes) level $62,500 $47,000–$40,000 (daily buy zone) Sell zones level $78,000 $79,000–$79,400 (volume zone) $83,000–$85,500 (volume anomalies) $87,600–$90,500 (accumulated volumes) Macroeconomic developments this week: • Tuesday, May 26, 14:00 (UTC) — publication of the US consumer confidence index for May; • Wednesday, May 27, 17:00 (UTC) — press conference of the European Central Bank (ECB); • Thursday, May 28, 12:30 (UTC) — publication of the US core personal consumption expenditures price index for April, US GDP data for Q1 2026, and the number of initial applications for unemployment benefits in the United States; • Thursday, May 28, 14:00 (UTC) — publication of US new home sales data for April; • Thursday, May 28, 16:00 (UTC) — publication of US crude oil inventories data; • Friday, May 29, 12:00 (UTC) — publication of Germany’s consumer price index for May. *This publication is not financial advice. Make decisions based on your own experience. #analytics