Bitcoin trades $76,400-$76,700 as short-term signals turn bearish

The tension here is between a still-constructive longer-term structure and deteriorating short-term momentum: most moving averages remain bullish and price holds above the major exponential and simple averages, yet the failed attempts at the $82,300-$82,800 zone and the bearish oscillator tilt suggest buyers are losing near-term control. The immediate question is whether support at $76,000-$76,500 holds; a break opens the $74,000-$75,200 area, while reclaiming $78,500 would be the first sign the pullback is stabilizing. The wide neutral reading across oscillators means the market is undecided rather than broadly bearish, so direction likely resolves on how price behaves at those levels.