2026-01-18 02:25:12

Bitcoin's ability to reclaim the 100-day moving average (100DMA) could be the key catalyst for a bullish breakout. When BTC holds above this critical level, it typically signals strong buying momentum and sets up for further upside. Right now, watching whether Bitcoin can stabilize and close above the 100DMA is crucial—if it sticks, expect a strong week ahead with higher prices likely to follow. The technical picture becomes distinctly bullish once this resistance flips to support.

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ParanoiaKing

· 7h ago

Another 100DMA, how many times have I heard this... Can it really break through? I remain skeptical.

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GmGmNoGn

· 7h ago

Did the 100DMA break? Okay, then let's wait and see if it can hold. If it can't, we'll have to start over and tinker again.

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 7h ago

Is the 100DMA really that important? It seems like there's always talk of "key levels" every time. --- Hold steady first, no need to get excited prematurely. --- Huh? A strong weekly rally? It still looks like consolidation to me. --- Turning resistance into support sounds good, but whether it can actually hold is the real question. --- Technicals look bullish again, but spot prices haven't moved yet. --- How many times has the 100DMA been broken? Is this time really different? --- It feels like a gamble whether the 100DMA can hold, the risk is still a bit high. --- Bull market catalyst? It seems like every level can become a catalyst.

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ZenZKPlayer

· 7h ago

I've been paying close attention to the 100DMA breakdown for a long time. It feels like waiting for a signal. Once it stabilizes, we might be ready to take off.

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governance_ghost

· 7h ago

Is the 100DMA line really that powerful? I think, ultimately, it depends on whether the institutions are genuinely buying... Otherwise, it's just a false alarm.

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