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HelenP. I Bitcoin can make movement up and then start to fallHi folks today I'm prepared for you Bitcoin analytics. Price continues to move inside a rising wedge, gradually climbing higher while respecting the boundaries of the formation. After a strong impulsive breakout above the 93000 level, the market has entered a phase of sideways consolidation just below the upper boundary of the pattern. This area acts as a pressure zone, where bullish attempts are becoming weaker, and the price starts to lose momentum. What's important is how clearly the trend line has been respected, with multiple touchpoints confirming its significance. Recently, BTC tested the lower boundary of the wedge near 93000, rebounded, and made another push upward. However, despite this growth, the price is nearing the resistance formed by the wedge's upper boundary, and this structure often implies a potential reversal once the market loses steam. Given this setup, I expect BTCUSDT to reject the upper edge and correct toward 95000, my short-term goal. This level aligns with the trend line, making it a logical area for the price to seek equilibrium again. If you like my analytics you may support me with your like/comment ❤️
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by FirstNameHelen
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Bitcoin may rebound from seller zone and start to declineHello traders, I want share with you my opinion about Bitcoin. In the past, the price had been consolidating within a broad range, repeatedly rejecting support and resistance zones. The buyer zone between 79100 - 80300 provided a strong base, and from there, BTC began to grow, forming a bullish structure that led into an upward wedge. This growth accelerated once the price broke through the support area and continued upward until it approached the resistance level at 95500, which also overlaps with the seller zone. As the price moved inside the wedge, the bullish impulses weakened. Buyers lost strength near the resistance line of the wedge, and recent price action suggests that sellers are stepping in at the top. We’ve now seen multiple failed attempts to break higher, and the price is consolidating under resistance, forming pressure to the downside. This entire consolidation near the wedge resistance, especially inside a confirmed seller zone, indicates a likely reversal. The current structure shows signs of exhaustion, and if the support line of the wedge breaks, that would trigger a significant correction. Given this context, I expect BTC can make a bearish move toward TP1 at 91500 points. Please share this idea with your friends and click Boost 🚀
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by LegionQ8
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Sell in May and go away, but when? 🧭 Current Situation: 📈 Market remains bullish, but I anticipate possibility for S&P500 to drop on US open. If that happens, BTC can also make a dip, but since it looks much stronger than stocks, that drop might not be a big one. Nevertheless area around 95k looks very attractive. ⚠️ Price will need to show stronger bearish pressure to trigger any real panic or sell-off. Until then, this looks more like healthy volatility within trend continuation. 🧱 The breakout level at 95770 was already re-tested, so it’s now off my watchlist. The next meaningful support is around 95K flat. --- 🔥 CME Gap Update: 4H CME gap has expanded — now stretching from 95280 to 96560 This zone will act as a magnet in the coming sessions until it gets filled. Just a quick reminder — 4H CME gaps are not as strong or reliable as Daily gaps. They don’t carry the same close rate or magnetism. However, they can still offer directional hints and serve as target zones, especially in short- to mid-term setups. Use them as guidance — but don’t treat them like guaranteed gravity wells. 🎯 Key Levels to Watch • Bullish Targets: 97666 / 98500 / 99431 • Bearish Targets: 94971 / 94125 / 93550 --- 🔥 BTC Liquidation Heatmap Above: 97530 / 98191 / 98998 / 100100 Below: 96063 / 95623 / 94670 / 93715
by WiseAnalyze
BITCOIN - Price can exit from wedge and rose to $102K pointsHi guys, this is my overview for BTCUSDT, feel free to check it and write your feedback in comments👊 Some days ago, the price declined to $81600 level, after which it bounced and rose to $88500 points and then started to fall. Also price entered to wedge pattern, where it fell to support line, breaking support level, but soon turned around and bounced up. Price broke $81600 level again and continued to grow next, but later it corrected to support line. Then, BTC rose from this line to $93000 level, broke it, and reached resistance line of wedge, after which corrected. After correction, BTC fell to $93000 level and then rose back to resistance line of wedge, where it trades close. In my mind, price can correct to support line and then bounce up to $102000 points, exiting from a wedge. If this post is useful to you, you can support me with like/boost and advice in comments❤️
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by WalterMoon
2
BTC-----Sell around 96300, target 95300-95000 areaTechnical analysis of BTC contract on May 2: Today, the large-cycle daily level closed with a medium-yang line yesterday, the K-line pattern was single-yin and single-yang, the price was at a high level, and the attached indicator was running in a golden cross. However, although the price broke through the high point yesterday, it did not continue. It is currently in a waving trend. In this way, we still have to look at the range shock trend in terms of trend, and the transaction is still high-altitude and low-multiple; the short-cycle hourly chart showed that the US market rose and broke the high yesterday, and the price retreated under pressure in the early morning. The current K-line pattern is continuous and negative, and the attached indicator is running in a dead cross, so there is a high probability that there will be a demand for a decline during the day. Therefore, today's BTC short-term contract trading strategy: sell at the current price of 96,300 area, stop loss at 96,800 area, the first target is 95,300 area, and the second target is 95,000 area;
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by Toml1314
Bitcoin - Repeating History: 100k Next Target?Bitcoin is continuing to move with clean structure, driven by demand imbalances and breakout continuation setups. After the initial breakout from the mid-April range, price moved in a highly technical fashion, consolidating, breaking out, forming a fair value gap, and then retesting it before continuation. That exact structure looks like it's playing out again. Bitcoin just broke out of another multi-day consolidation and left behind a fresh 4h imbalance, suggesting the potential for another leg higher if it respects that zone on a pullback. Consolidation Structure The prior breakout came from a tight range just below $86,000. BTC spent several days compressing in that area, then broke out impulsively, creating a 4h FVG and retesting it cleanly. That retest held perfectly and launched a rally of nearly $10,000. The current setup is structurally the same. BTC spent 8 days consolidating under $95,000, repeatedly testing the resistance without breaking it. It finally closed decisively above, leaving behind another fair value gap. The sequence is familiar, sideways accumulation, breakout, FVG left behind, and now a setup for retest. Bullish/Bearish Scenarios The bullish scenario is centered on a retest of the new 4h FVG, located between roughly $94,200 and $95,000. If price pulls back into that imbalance and buyers defend it, the setup for continuation is clean. Based on recent behavior, a successful retest here could easily carry BTC toward the $100,000 level. If price instead breaks back below $94,000 and falls into the previous consolidation range, that invalidates the breakout structure. In that case, Bitcoin could either enter another range-bound phase or trap longs with a deviation. That would shift the focus to reassessing structure instead of chasing continuation. Price Target and Expectations The short-term upside target is $100,000. That level is both a psychological milestone and a likely liquidity magnet. From a structural perspective, it aligns with the last breakout leg, which moved over $9,000 after a similar retest setup. If buyers defend the FVG, there is not much in the way until $100,000. The momentum behind the breakout supports that expectation. The move was impulsive, clear, and not showing signs of exhaustion. As long as structure holds, price is in a strong position to continue toward that key round number level. Current Stance This setup is not a breakout chase, it’s a retest setup. The breakout already happened, and the market left behind a fair value gap that now needs to be tested. If price pulls into the $94K to $95K zone and reacts strongly, that would confirm demand. That’s the moment to step in, with invalidation placed below the FVG and former resistance. Until then, it's about staying patient and letting price come to the key level. The structure is clear, the plan is defined, and there’s no need to force a trade in the middle of the range. Conclusion Bitcoin looks like it’s repeating the exact same structure we saw earlier this month. Range, breakout, FVG, retest, that sequence played out before and led to a major leg higher. It’s playing out again now with nearly identical timing and behavior. If the 4h imbalance holds, the next phase of this rally likely targets $100,000. The structure is clean, the behavior is technical, and there’s no reason to overcomplicate it. Let price do its thing, wait for the retest, and if the reaction is strong, follow the same playbook that’s already worked once this month. ___________________________________ Thanks for your support! If you found this idea helpful or learned something new, drop a like 👍 and leave a comment, I’d love to hear your thoughts! 🚀 Make sure to follow me for more price action insights, free indicators, and trading strategies. Let’s grow and trade smarter together! 📈
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by TehThomas
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DeGRAM | BTCUSD 📊 Technical Analysis ● Price exited a 3-month descending channel and is climbing inside a new rising channel; $91 500 support keeps bulls in control. ● Price just under the $95k supply zone; a break unlocks the upper rail near GETTEX:98K and the next objective at $106k. 💡 Fundamental Analysis ● Spot-BTC ETFs hauled in ≈ $3.4 B last week, underscoring persistent institutional demand. ● US JOLTS openings fell to a four-year low, boosting Fed rate-cut odds and softening the USD—both tail-winds for Bitcoin. ✨ Summary Rising-channel structure, hefty ETF inflows, and softer U.S. data favor a push above $95 K toward $98 K–106 K; bias invalidated below $91 500. ------------------- Share your opinion in the comments and support the idea with a like. Thanks for your support!
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by DeGRAM
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To be one of the best in trading BTC - BTC HTF HL Hypothesis Price closed below the support-level on the 1D (red line) ----> price should come back to these lows. Price closed above the resistance-level on the 1D (green line) ----> price should SFP the lows ----------------------------------------- I expect (or should I say: hope?) price to do a MSB here, meaning: price coming below all that structure below the green level. This will provide a short setup to the dashed line where the TP and spot limit buy orders are 'rested'. To be one of the best in trading BTC.
by EyyJasper
BTCUSD - NFP WILL DECIDE!!MARKET UPDATE After price ranged for most part of the week we've seen an impulsive move to the upside pre NFP. Heading up into NFP News Release I still remain Bearish on BTC (But NFP will decide). MARKET PROFILE I'm viewing the market profile of this week as an ACCUMULATION, MANIPULATION & DISTRIBUTION Model. We've seen price Accumulate earlier in the week heading into Thursday, and the displacement on Thursday to the upside I'm viewing as a Manipulation into the daily key Supply Level so my anticipation is for NFP News Release to bring about the Distribution to the downside. IN SUMMARY This is only my view on BTC current price action and not a financial advice. You're free to share your opinion on this down in the comment.
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by SyHub
Mastering chart patterns - How to use them in trading!Chart patterns are visual formations created by the price movements of a financial asset—like a stock, currency, or cryptocurrency, on a price chart. Traders use these patterns in technical analysis to predict future market direction based on historical behavior. The main chart patterns are the reversal and continuation patterns. ------------------------------- What will we discuss? - Bullish reversal patterns - Bearish reversal patterns - Bullish continuation patterns - Bearish continuation patterns ------------------------------- Bullish reversal patterns: Double bottom A double bottom in trading is a bullish reversal pattern that signals the potential end of a downtrend and the beginning of an uptrend. It forms when the price of an asset falls to a low, bounces back up, then drops again to roughly the same low before rising once more. This creates a "W" shape on the chart. How to trade it: Before entering a trade, wait for the price to break back above the neckline with strong volume, as this indicates a potential bullish reversal. Once the breakout is confirmed, look for an entry on the pullback to the neckline. Inverted head and shoulders An inverted head and shoulders is a bullish reversal pattern that typically forms after a downtrend and signals a possible shift to an uptrend. It consists of three parts: * The left shoulder, where the price makes a low and then bounces. * The head, which is a deeper low followed by another bounce. * The right shoulder, a higher low similar in level to the left shoulder. How to trade it: Before entering a trade, wait for the price to break above the neckline with strong volume, as this confirms the pattern and signals a potential upward move. After the breakout, it's important to wait for a retest of the neckline to look for an entry. Traders typically place a stop-loss just below the right shoulder to manage risk. Falling wedge A falling wedge is a bullish chart pattern that often signals a potential reversal or continuation of an uptrend, depending on where it forms in a price trend. It appears when the price is moving lower but within a narrowing range, creating two downward-sloping, converging trendlines. Both the highs and lows are falling, but the lower highs are coming down faster than the lower lows, which shows that selling pressure is losing strength over time. How to trade it: Wait for the falling wedge to break above the downward trendline and for the price to reclaim the most recent lower high. A breakout alone isn’t always reliable, sometimes the price moves briefly above the trendline without making a higher high, resulting in a fake-out. To confirm the move, wait for a clear higher high and then look to enter on the retracement that follows. ------------------------------- Bearish reversal patterns Double top A double top is a bearish reversal pattern that signals a potential shift from an uptrend to a downtrend. It forms when the price reaches a high, pulls back, then rallies again to the same or similar high but fails to break above it. This creates an "M" shape on the chart. The neckline is the support level at the low point between the two peaks. When the price breaks below this neckline with strong volume, it confirms the pattern and suggests that selling pressure is taking over. How to trade it:
Before entering a trade, wait for the price to break below the neckline with strong volume, as this indicates a potential bearish reversal. Once the breakout is confirmed, look for an entry on the pullback to the neckline. Head and shoulders A head and shoulders is a bearish reversal pattern that typically forms after an uptrend and signals a potential shift to a downtrend. It consists of three peaks: * The left shoulder, where the price rises and then falls. * The head, which is a higher peak followed by another decline. * The right shoulder, a lower high that is roughly equal in height to the left shoulder. How to trade it: Before entering a trade, wait for the price to break below the neckline with strong volume, as this confirms the pattern and signals a potential downside move, After the breakout, it’s important to wait for a retest of the neckline to look for an entry. Traders typically place a stop-loss just above the right shoulder to manage risk Rising wedge A rising wedge is a bearish chart pattern that often signals a potential reversal or continuation of an downtrend, depending on where it forms in a price trend. It appears when the price is moving higher but within a narrowing range, creating two upward-sloping, converging trendlines. Both the highs and lows are rising, but the highs are increasing at a faster rate than the lows. This suggests that buying pressure is weakening over time, and the market may be preparing for a downturn. How to trade it: Wait for the rising wedge to break below the upsloping trendline and for the price to reclaim the most recent high low. A breakout alone isn’t always reliable, sometimes the price moves briefly below the trendline without making a lower low, resulting in a fake-out. To confirm the move, wait for a clear lower low and then look to enter on the retracement that follows. ------------------------------- Bullish continuation patterns Bullflag A bull flag is a continuation pattern that signals the potential for a price to continue moving upward after a brief consolidation or pullback. It forms when the price experiences a strong upward move (the flagpole), followed by a period of consolidation or a slight downward movement (the flag). The flag typically slopes downward or moves sideways, and the consolidation phase usually occurs within two parallel trendlines, creating a rectangle or slight downward channel. How to trade it? Before entering a position, wait for the price to break above the downsloping trendline and establish a higher high. If the price doesn’t make a higher high, it could be a fake-out. Once a higher high is confirmed, look for an entry on the retracement. The target is typically the length of the flagpole projected upward from the breakout point. Bullish pennant A bullish pennant is a continuation pattern that indicates the potential for a price to continue its upward trend after a brief consolidation. It forms when a strong upward move (the flagpole) is followed by a period of consolidation, where the price moves within converging trendlines, creating a small symmetrical triangle or pennant shape. The consolidation typically shows lower highs and higher lows, and the pattern suggests that the market is taking a "breather" before continuing its upward momentum. How to trade it? Before entering a position, wait for the price to break above the downsloping trendline and establish a higher high. If the price doesn’t make a higher high, it could be a fake-out. Once a higher high is confirmed, look for an entry on the retracement. The target is typically the length of the flagpole projected upward form the breakout point. Ascending triangle An ascending triangle is a bullish continuation pattern that typically forms during an uptrend, signaling that the price is likely to continue moving higher. It is characterized by a horizontal resistance line at the top, formed by a series of peaks at roughly the same price level, and an ascending support line at the bottom, formed by higher lows. This creates a triangle shape, where the price is gradually compressing between the horizontal resistance and the rising support. How to trade it? Before entering a position, wait for the price to break above the horizontal resistance level with strong volume. Once the breakout occurs, look for an entry on the retracement back to this area. ------------------------------- Bearish continuation patterns Bearflag A bear flag is a bearish continuation pattern that suggests the price is likely to continue moving downward after a brief consolidation or upward pullback. It forms when there is a strong downward move (the flagpole), followed by a period of consolidation or slight upward movement (the flag). The flag typically slopes upward or moves sideways, and the consolidation occurs within two parallel trendlines, creating a rectangular or upward-sloping channel. This pattern shows that, despite the short-term pullback, the overall downtrend remains intact. How to trade it? Before entering a position, wait for the price to break below the upsloping trendline and establish a lower low. If the price doesn’t make a lower low, it could be a fake-out. Once a lower low is confirmed, look for an entry on the retracement. The target is typically the length of the flagpole projected downward for the breakout point. Bearish pennant A bearish pennant is a bearish continuation pattern that signals a potential continuation of a downtrend after a brief consolidation. It forms when there is a strong downward move (the flagpole), followed by a period of consolidation where the price moves within converging trendlines, creating a small symmetrical triangle or pennant shape. The consolidation typically shows lower highs and higher lows, indicating that the price is taking a pause before continuing its downward movement. How to trade it? Before entering a position, wait for the price to break below the upsloping trendline and establish a lower low. If the price doesn’t make a lower low, it could be a fake-out. Once a lower low is confirmed, look for an entry on the retracement. The target is typically the length of the flagpole projected downward for the breakout point. Descending triangle A descending triangle is a bearish continuation pattern that typically forms during a downtrend, indicating that the price is likely to continue moving lower after a period of consolidation. The pattern is characterized by a horizontal support line at the bottom, formed by a series of lows at approximately the same price level, and a descending resistance line at the top, formed by a series of lower highs. The price contracts between these two trendlines, creating a triangle shape with a downward-sloping upper boundary and a flat lower boundary. How to trade it? Before entering a position, wait for the price to break below the horizontal support level with strong volume. Once the breakout occurs, look for an entry on the retracement back to this area. ------------------------------- Thanks for your support. - Make sure to follow me so you don't miss out on the next analysis! - Drop a like and leave a comment!
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by Youriverse
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Bitcoin (BTC): Buyers Overtaking Zones | Break of StructureBuyers have formed a break of structure where sideways movement resulted in a breakout. Now price needs to re-test the broken zone or form another BOS to confirm the upside movement but we have to be careful as we are entering the weekend markets. During weekends we are forming the CME gaps, which act as magnets so ideally we should see not another BOS but the re-test of the previously broken zone so eyes on $95,700. Swallow Academy
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by SwallowAcademy
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Bitcoin is poised for a 95K breakout. 100K target?After a fairly rapid growth (rally) bitcoin did not correct, the price could not reach 0.382 within the local correction, the range is squeezed between resistance and 0.236, which indicates a bullish interest in the current situation The price has been in consolidation for the last 4-5 days. This is enough to break the resistance at 95600 and give us a good momentum. Scenario: If bitcoin continues to slowly and gradually approach the 95600 resistance, there is a high probability of triggering a crowd when the resistance is broken, which will push the price to 100K.
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by AndeWave
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TradeCityPro | Bitcoin Daily Analysis #79👋 Welcome to TradeCity Pro! Let’s dive into Bitcoin and key crypto index analysis. As usual, in this analysis, I’ll walk you through the futures session triggers for the New York session. ⏳ 1-Hour Timeframe On the 1-hour timeframe, as you can see, yesterday the price stabilized above the 95370 zone and continued its movement up to 97139. ✔️ The reason the price couldn’t move higher is that the RSI failed to stay above the 70 level and didn’t enter the Overbuy zone — it got rejected there. As a result, the price also got rejected from the 97139 resistance and is currently in a corrective phase. 🧩 The SMA25 indicator has now caught up to the price, and this could bring upward momentum into the market. If that happens, the price might resume its upward move, and breaking the 97139 high could lead to a continuation toward the 98828 zone. 📊 Volume increased during the bullish candles, but after reaching the 97139 high, volume returned to previous levels, and the price has been ranging. ⚡️ Today, if RSI enters the Overbuy zone, a bullish move is very likely — in that case, I recommend definitely holding a long position. 🔽 As for short positions and bearish sentiment on Bitcoin, as I’ve been saying for a while, we should wait for a proper trend reversal before entering short trades. 📈 If the price doesn’t respond to the SMA25 and keeps ranging, the next parameter that could drive bullish momentum is the SMA99. 👑 BTC.D Analysis Moving to Bitcoin Dominance — BTC.D is still trending upward. Yesterday, after breaking the 64.72 ceiling, it started a new bullish leg, and so far, there’s no sign of trend weakness. 🎲 I suggest waiting for a new structure to form. For now, it’s still rising, and if this continues, Bitcoin will likely outperform altcoins. 📅 Total2 Analysis Looking at Total2, this index was rejected from the 1.05 resistance yesterday. The reason is that Bitcoin dominance surged, meaning not much money flowed into altcoins, and Total2 couldn’t break its ceiling. 🔼 If BTC.D reverses and pulls back, a lot of capital could move into altcoins — in that case, we can consider opening long positions on altcoins. 📅 USDT.D Analysis Now to Tether Dominance — another reason Bitcoin couldn’t extend its bullish leg yesterday was this indicator. Support at 4.99 held, preventing money from entering the market, and causing the correction phase. 💫 Currently, the 4.99 level remains a crucial trigger. If it breaks, the main bullish trend in the market could begin. On the other hand, a break above 5.10 would likely push the market into a deeper correction. ❌ Disclaimer ❌ Trading futures is highly risky and dangerous. If you're not an expert, these triggers may not be suitable for you. You should first learn risk and capital management. You can also use the educational content from this channel. Finally, these triggers reflect my personal opinions on price action, and the market may move completely against this analysis. So, do your own research before opening any position.
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by tradecitypro
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Bitcoin Daily Chart Update – Momentum Intact!📢 Bitcoin (BTC) has surged from $84,800 to nearly $96,000 in just 10 days, following a strong breakout on the daily chart. Price is holding well, showing bullish continuation. 🚩 The next key level is $97,200 – a clean breakout above this can open the door to $99,520 and possibly a retest of recent highs, assuming global sentiment remains stable. 🔒 Stop-loss for the setup: $93,000 📈 This setup was spotted using the iSparkIndicator, which is designed to identify early momentum shifts and breakout zones. It’s been a game-changer in catching such moves with confidence. 📬 If you're curious about how it works, feel free to DM me for insights or a hands-on trial. #Bitcoin #BTC #Crypto #Breakout #CryptoTrading #TechnicalAnalysis #TradingView #iSpark #BitcoinUpdate #TrendFollowing
by ispark4u
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Bitcoin is being squeezed. Will it experience a reversal?Hello, guys Bitcoin has staged an aggressive recovery — but it’s not just any bounce. The move looks to be driven by a classic short squeeze, where extreme bearish sentiment and overcrowded short positions result in a sharp upward spike. This rally has now brought BTC right into a thick wall of resistance, and the next few candles could define the trend for weeks to come. What’s Happening: The short squeeze began after BTC reached heavily oversold levels. As price began to bounce, it forced short positions to unwind — fueling a momentum rally. But the rally hasn’t been supported by sustained demand; it’s been largely reactive. That’s where the caution comes in. BTC is now sitting at a dense confluence of resistance, including - The descending trendline from the broader channel - The 0.618 Fibonacci retracement - The point of control from the recent volume profile - A major price level around $98,300 Why This Zone Matters: Rejections from this area in the past have triggered sharp pullbacks. The fact that we haven’t seen immediate rejection yet raises eyebrows — but without strong volume and a decisive breakout, it’s premature to call this a full trend reversal. If the squeeze loses steam here, sellers could pile back in. The Bullish Case: If price grinds through this zone and closes above $98,300 with sustained volume, the landscape shifts. That level flips from resistance to support, potentially unlocking another leg higher. The Bearish Case: However, if this is just a squeeze without follow-through, expect a rejection to form soon. Watch for signs of slowing momentum, especially lower highs or sell pressure into resistance — classic signals of a local top forming. Final Thoughts: This is a make-or-break moment. The current structure is vulnerable to rapid moves in either direction. If BTC can’t hold this push, it may confirm a local high and set the stage for a deeper correction. But if bulls punch through resistance, momentum could snowball.
by HowarElla
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