Market structure

BTC/USDT Weekly Chart Maps $75,999.60 Support and $80,600.00 Resistance

The supplied 365-day, 1-week chart classifies $75,999.60 as its highest displayed support and $80,600.00 as its lowest displayed resistance, with touch and cross counts for every marked level.

BTC/USDT weekly support and resistance chart for the supplied 365-day window with six resistance levels, six support levels, and touch and cross counts
BTC/USDT support and resistance on 1-week candles over the supplied 365-day window. Chart timestamp: September 14, 2026 at 18:14 UTC. Source: RavenInvestor chart; the supporting reconstruction identifies Binance USDⓈ-M BTCUSDT perpetual data and 53 weekly candles. The original image is preserved; report details are documented below.

At a glance

Key Data

Timeframe
1 week
Weekly BTC/USDT candles
Observation window
365 days
As stated in the chart
Highest displayed support
75,999.60 USDT
8 touches · 4 crosses
Lowest displayed resistance
80,600.00 USDT
6 touches · 3 crosses
Last reported close
76,805.00 USDT
Historical reference · 53 weekly candles
Chart timestamp
18:14 UTC
September 14, 2026

What the supplied chart reports

Observed: the image presents BTC/USDT weekly candles across a stated 365-day window. Red dashed lines mark the displayed resistance set, while green dashed lines mark the displayed support set. Each label includes total touches, total crosses and an upward/downward breakdown.

The highest displayed support is 75,999.60 USDT, labeled with 8 touches—3 upward and 5 downward—and 4 crosses—2 upward and 2 downward. The lowest displayed resistance is 80,600.00 USDT, labeled with 6 touchessplit 3 upward and 3 downward, and 3 crossessplit 1 upward and 2 downward.

The gray reference line in the image has no numerical label. The supporting reconstruction supplies the last close, 76,805.00 USDT, and the corresponding distances: −1.05% to the nearest selected support and +4.94% to the nearest selected resistance. These are reported historical values, not a live quote or new calculations made from the image.

How to read the weekly structure

Each candle represents one week. The dashed horizontal levels summarize prices selected by the supplied model, while the annotations preserve the frequency and direction of the model’s recorded interactions. The report defines a touch as a level falling between the weekly low and high, and a cross as the weekly close moving to the other side. The numerical grouping tolerance remains unspecified.

A touch count says that the model recorded interaction with the level under its own rules. A cross count says that the model recorded passage through the level. These counts describe the supplied historical sample. They do not assign a probability to the next interaction and do not prove that a frequently tested level will hold.

The weekly candles show a broad decline from the upper portion of the chart, a prolonged lower-price section, and a later move back toward the band between 75,999.60 USDT and 80,600.00 USDT. That sequence is visible in the supplied image. Its causes are not supplied and cannot be inferred from price and level annotations alone.

Levels to Watch

“Watch” means observe how later weekly candles interact with the model’s marked prices. It is not a prediction that any level will be reached, rejected or crossed.

Distances are transcribed from the report relative to the last close of 76,805.00 USDT. They are not price targets or expected returns. Every count belongs to the same sample of 53 weekly candles; interactions at different levels are not independent samples.

Displayed resistance levels
Level (USDT)TouchesCrossesDistance from close
80,600.006 (↑3 ↓3)3 (↑1 ↓2)+4.94%
82,555.753 (↑1 ↓2)1 (↑0 ↓1)+7.49%
94,555.005 (↑4 ↓1)1 (↑0 ↓1)+23.11%
97,932.102 (↑1 ↓1)1 (↑0 ↓1)+27.51%
101,516.503 (↑0 ↓3)1 (↑0 ↓1)+32.17%
116,380.205 (↑4 ↓1)2 (↑1 ↓1)+51.53%
Displayed support levels
Level (USDT)TouchesCrossesDistance from close
75,999.608 (↑3 ↓5)4 (↑2 ↓2)−1.05%
66,924.1012 (↑6 ↓6)6 (↑3 ↓3)−12.86%
64,918.2013 (↑7 ↓6)6 (↑3 ↓3)−15.48%
62,401.7011 (↑1 ↓10)2 (↑1 ↓1)−18.75%
59,440.003 (↑0 ↓3)0 (↑0 ↓0)−22.61%
57,758.601 (↑0 ↓1)0 (↑0 ↓0)−24.80%

Arrows indicate direction: ↑ from below to above and ↓ from above to below. Totals and their breakdowns match the original image. Touches and crosses should not be added as necessarily separate events: the report does not establish mutually exclusive categories.

Historical comparison: one 365-day weekly window

The stated historical sample is one 365-day windowshown with 1-week candles. It allows comparison among the interactions displayed inside that window, but it is not a collection of independent market cycles or matched analogs. The reconstruction specifies 53 weekly candles, referenced by openings from September 8, 2025 through September 7, 2026.

Within this sample, the largest displayed touch total belongs to the 64,918.20 USDT support, with 13 touches and 6 crosses. That is an observed ranking among the printed labels, not proof that this level is more likely to hold in the future.

Its crosses split into 3 upward and 3 downward: repeated interaction included passage in both directions, rather than an uninterrupted barrier. At 66,924.10 USDT, the same 53-candle sample records 12 touches and 6 crosses. By contrast, 57,758.60 USDT has only 1 touch and no crosses. An unbroken level with little recorded testing is not automatically better supported by evidence.

Historical similarity does not guarantee the same future outcome. A later candle can behave differently even when it approaches a price that previously accumulated touches or crosses.

Interpretation and limits

Interpretation: the chart supplies a conditional map. The band bounded by the highest displayed support and lowest displayed resistance gives readers a defined area in which to monitor subsequent weekly behavior. The reported −1.05% and +4.94% distances place the close nearer the selected support than the selected resistance. Proximity does not establish which will be tested next, or whether either will hold. The remaining lines show additional references without forecasting a path.

Interaction counts add context, but more touches do not automatically mean greater strength. Repeated testing, model tolerance, data quality and the chosen lookback can all affect the labels. The report clarifies the process but does not supply every selection parameter. Its 6 resistance levels and 6 support levels describe the model’s output, not equal buying and selling pressure or equal outcome probabilities.

The chart does not establish why price moved, whether an interaction was driven by buyers or sellers, or whether BTC/USDT will rise or fall. It also does not supply a trading entry, target, stop or personalized action.

Source, sample and level detection

The declared source is the Binance USDⓈ-M BTCUSDT perpetual future, through its public aggregate-trade archives. RavenInvestor locally constructs one-second and one-minute candles and higher timeframes, including weekly candles. Levels are outputs of RavenInvestor’s method, not official Binance support or resistance levels.

The report declares 53 weekly candles, with openings from September 8, 2025 through September 7, 2026, in UTC, and data anchored to September 13, 2026. Each date identifies Monday’s 00:00 opening, not the close. The image retains its “last 365 days” description; the report specifies the included candles but does not detail partial-week handling at the window boundaries.

  1. Pivots: local highs and lows are identified relative to a fixed neighborhood of weeks.
  2. Clustering: nearby pivots are grouped using a tolerance calibrated for the weekly timeframe.
  3. Touches and crosses: a touch places the level between a candle’s low and high; a cross records that the weekly close moved to the other side of the level. The low–high interval does not require contact exclusively with a wick.
  4. Role and selection: levels above the reference close are labeled resistance and those below it support. Selection on each side considers clustered pivots and touch counts.

The label describes the position relative to the final close: it does not mean the level was always support or resistance during the 53 candles. The model does not incorporate volume or the order book. Its weekly tolerance is wider than the intraday tolerance according to the report, without a supplied numerical width; each figure should not be interpreted as an exact barrier.

Supporting report and verification limits

The document is a later reconstruction anchored to September 13, 2026, not a report preserved since original publication. Its levels and counts match the image. This agreement is not an independent audit: we have not reproduced the results from the trade archives.

The 3,386,930,944 aggregate-trade records and 2,451 complete days describe overall database coverage, frozen at September 16. They are not the article’s sample size and do not extend its 53 weekly candles. The declared fingerprint is 5968ae173e8fa7f2; the document does not identify the algorithm or covered files.

Exact reproduction of the selection requires the pivot neighborhood size, numerical tolerance, complete ranking rule, and treatment of missing data and partial weeks. The candles and an interaction-by-interaction record are not attached either. The declared history starts in 2020 and does not permit investigation of earlier-cycle levels using that same database.

The maximum-penetration column remains in the supporting report but is not used as an article finding: its formula, direction and evaluated candle set are unspecified. It is not interpreted as the size of a confirmed breakout. All presented prices, counts and distances are transcribed from the supplied material, without new financial calculations.

Methodology and risk note

This analysis combines the RavenInvestor image timestamped September 14, 2026 at 18:14 UTC with the supporting reconstruction anchored to September 13, 2026. The chart states a BTC/USDT market, a 1-week timeframe and a 365-day window. No new financial calculations were performed.

This is a structural weekly description, not an intraday signal or a validated trading strategy. The report contains no out-of-sample test or subsequent-outcome distribution that would turn the recorded counts into probabilities of rejection, breakout or return.

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