Bitcoin price defends $76K amid weak trend strength
Bitcoin price slipped below $76,000 before recovering toward $76,900, with weak momentum and dense liquidation zones leaving the price vulnerable ahead of the CLARITY Act vote and Federal Reserve decision. SummaryBitcoin price fell as low as $75,605 before recovering toward $76,900.The daily Supertrend remains bullish while 4-hour momentum lacks a clear direction.Liquidation clusters sit near $75,000 below and between $77,600 and $78,500 above.Analysts view $75,500–$76,000 as the key zone separating a rebound from a deeper fall. Bitcoin price rebounds after falling below $76,000 According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin (BTC) price traded near $76,863 at the time of writing after dropping 1.7% during the session. The cryptocurrency opened at $78,189, reached an intraday high of $78,250 and briefly fell to $75,605 before buyers pushed it back above $76,000. The decline extended Bitcoins retreat from the $79,000–$80,000 region, where several recovery attempts have stalled since late August. Price action has since formed lower highs, showing that sellers remain active during rebounds. Political uncertainty surrounding the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act contributed to the cautious mood. The U.S. Senate was preparing for a procedural vote requiring 60 votes to advance the legislation, while reports of disagreement between Democrats and Republicans reduced confidence in a deal. Traders were also









