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SleepTrader
· 12h ago
Once it pulled back to 90.8k, you can tell it’s not that simple—both bulls and bears are still wrestling with each other.
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 16h ago
I knew this would happen when it pulled back to 90.8k... The whales are sharpening their knives. From my analysis, that was just testing the market's psychological defenses.
If you ask me, the low-volume high at 94k is the real trap. When the retail investors rush in, the on-chain data will show a large number of wallet addresses starting to transfer funds.
Feels like that empty area around 88-89k will get filled sooner or later. A plot twist would be really exciting.
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SoliditySlayer
· 16h ago
90.8k pulled back again, this rhythm is honestly a bit annoying.
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P2ENotWorking
· 16h ago
Pulled back at 90.8k, this move still feels a bit shaky. I actually think it will go lower; it seems like the 88-89k area really needs to be filled, there are too many people holding trapped positions.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 16h ago
90.8k has bounced back again, this move is really amazing haha
I'm also watching that low-volume high at 94k, but honestly, it still feels a bit shaky...
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gas_fee_therapy
· 16h ago
Pulling back at 90.8, this is a typical bull trap. I bet it will test 90.5 again.
BTC touched the 90,800 level yesterday, but quickly pulled back.
What's next? I see two possible directions:
If it goes up, it might test that low-volume high around 94k—you know, the kind of spot where the price surges but the trading volume isn’t great.
If it heads down, it’ll probably retest 90.5k. If that doesn’t hold? Then the gap between 88k and 89k is likely to get filled.