Bitcoin first attempted to break the $98,000 resistance level but ultimately retreated. This outcome was actually expected—since $98,000 is a key weekly resistance level, I marked it over a month ago.
Currently, the retracement is not very deep, with the price oscillating around $95,000, which essentially forms a short-term support. However, from a daily chart perspective, the true support that reflects bullish strength is further down; around $92,000 is the critical line that needs to be defended.
What’s the next move? I have already closed most of my long positions. Now, I mainly observe the resistance at these two levels—see how much selling pressure they can withstand at $95,000 and $92,000. We’ll see when the price approaches $92,000. If the bulls are indeed strong at that point, I will consider gradually adding to positions or deploying spot holdings.
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ConsensusDissenter
· 8h ago
The 98k resistance level hasn't been broken. I saw through this rhythm long ago. Turns out, I still need to wait for 92k to have a chance... Now it's just the observation phase, staying put.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 8h ago
98K is really a tough level to break through. Haha, it was marked a month ago, feeling good. Now just waiting to see how the 92K level performs. If the bulls really have some strength, they should hold firm there.
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wagmi_eventually
· 8h ago
I've seen through this level 98K long ago, just waiting for it to come. This pullback is perfectly normal.
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PancakeFlippa
· 8h ago
If 98k isn't broken, so what? I already knew it would turn out like this... Let's see what 92k says, that's the real test.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 8h ago
98000 didn't break again. I already said this rally is just a virtual hold, and it's over. Wait for 92000 to act again.
Bitcoin first attempted to break the $98,000 resistance level but ultimately retreated. This outcome was actually expected—since $98,000 is a key weekly resistance level, I marked it over a month ago.
Currently, the retracement is not very deep, with the price oscillating around $95,000, which essentially forms a short-term support. However, from a daily chart perspective, the true support that reflects bullish strength is further down; around $92,000 is the critical line that needs to be defended.
What’s the next move? I have already closed most of my long positions. Now, I mainly observe the resistance at these two levels—see how much selling pressure they can withstand at $95,000 and $92,000. We’ll see when the price approaches $92,000. If the bulls are indeed strong at that point, I will consider gradually adding to positions or deploying spot holdings.