BTC at the 95,000 level, there are two possible paths moving forward. One is to surge straight up, heading towards 98,000 to 99,000, or even testing the 100,000 mark before starting a correction. The second is to take a different pace, oscillating while attempting to break previous highs, followed by a pullback, retesting the critical resistance at 90,000. At that point, this line will turn from resistance into support. After the pullback is in place, it will be the starting point for the next upward trend. Both scenarios are possible; it all depends on how the market performs.
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LeekCutter
· 3h ago
It's easy to say choose one of the two, so why not take a gamble?
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BearMarketMonk
· 8h ago
I am optimistic about the second trend. A retest of 90,000 at the 95,000 level is inevitable. Don't get caught by those calling for a surge to 100,000.
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fren.eth
· 8h ago
Both options are a bit risky, I bet directly on 100,000
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JustAnotherWallet
· 8h ago
At the 95k level, saying there are two paths is basically not saying anything haha, just go up or adjust anyway.
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Lonely_Validator
· 8h ago
This threshold of 95,000 is a gamble; let's see how BTC chooses.
BTC at the 95,000 level, there are two possible paths moving forward. One is to surge straight up, heading towards 98,000 to 99,000, or even testing the 100,000 mark before starting a correction. The second is to take a different pace, oscillating while attempting to break previous highs, followed by a pullback, retesting the critical resistance at 90,000. At that point, this line will turn from resistance into support. After the pullback is in place, it will be the starting point for the next upward trend. Both scenarios are possible; it all depends on how the market performs.