From a technical perspective, the watershed for this wave of market movement is at $940.
**Bullish logic**: As long as this level holds, with a subsequent increase in trading volume, breaking through $954 is almost certain, and reaching $950 is not a dream. The Federal Reserve's rate cut expectations are still being hyped, coupled with positive news from platforms, giving the bulls reason to continue pushing higher.
**Potential for decline**: Conversely, if the price breaks below $940, stop-loss orders will follow one after another, possibly returning to the $925-$930 zone where supply is dense to stabilize. At such times, either the market is cashing out previous gains, or Bitcoin is underperforming, dragging down the entire market.
**Consolidation in the middle**: There’s also a good chance of trading within the $930-$950 range, especially when mainstream coins lack clear direction and trading volume is sluggish, indicating the market is waiting for a true breakout signal.
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MEVvictim
· 22h ago
The 940 level is indeed critical, but with the current mainstream coins so sluggish, can it really provide support?
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HodlVeteran
· 22h ago
I've seen this 940 hurdle too many times. Every time, I say holding steady is a bull market, but in the end... it still depends on the Federal Reserve's mood.
If it breaks 940, get ready to buy the dip. The 925-930 range has already been marked; it's the blood and tears ledger of the retail investors.
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GasFeeCry
· 22h ago
If I can't hold this 940 line, I'm just going to lose everything, I bet.
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NFTArchaeologist
· 22h ago
This level 940 really has to be held, or else you'll have to start over.
Once broken, don't mess around anymore; just wait for the bottom to buy in.
That's how the crypto world is—one moment they say to push past 900+, and the next they have to prevent a fall. Tiring.
Feels like consolidation is better, at least it can reduce losses.
If BTC isn't performing well, everything else is pointless. Ultimately, it still depends on Bitcoin's mood.
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YieldWhisperer
· 23h ago
This 940 level is really a life-and-death line. If broken, you have to wait for the bleeding to stop. If the bulls can't hold it, all the hype is in vain.
From a technical perspective, the watershed for this wave of market movement is at $940.
**Bullish logic**: As long as this level holds, with a subsequent increase in trading volume, breaking through $954 is almost certain, and reaching $950 is not a dream. The Federal Reserve's rate cut expectations are still being hyped, coupled with positive news from platforms, giving the bulls reason to continue pushing higher.
**Potential for decline**: Conversely, if the price breaks below $940, stop-loss orders will follow one after another, possibly returning to the $925-$930 zone where supply is dense to stabilize. At such times, either the market is cashing out previous gains, or Bitcoin is underperforming, dragging down the entire market.
**Consolidation in the middle**: There’s also a good chance of trading within the $930-$950 range, especially when mainstream coins lack clear direction and trading volume is sluggish, indicating the market is waiting for a true breakout signal.