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Viewpoint: Bitcoin's first support level is $87,000

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On November 14th, the CryptoQuant analyst @AxelAdlerJr tweeted that, based on his established Bitcoin conservative valuation model (which is said to be based on the epoch cycle method and has a backtesting score as high as 95/100), during the bear market phase, the first support level for Bitcoin is $87,000 and the second support level is $74,000.
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