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Trader Eugene: Bitcoin Needs to Break Above $115,000 With High Volume to Confirm Accelerated Uptrend

Trader Eugene: Bitcoin Needs to Break Above $115,000 With High Volume to Confirm Accelerated Uptrend

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/07/10 00:18
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According to ChainCatcher, trader Eugene Ng Ah Sio stated on his personal channel: "This is the final hurdle before a true acceleration in the uptrend... Ideally, we need to see a clear signal of a breakout above $115,000 with significant volume for the move to be confirmed beyond doubt. At present, we are not completely out of the risk zone, but the market outlook remains quite optimistic."

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