#数字资产动态追踪 Bitcoin's recent trend is quite typical—oscillation breakout during an upward move. The price has now touched the previous high area, moving averages are turning upward, and the Bollinger Bands are beginning to expand, indicating that the bullish momentum is actively pushing forward.
In the short term, the key zone is around 89,500–90,000. As long as the price pulls back but does not break this area, the overall tone remains bullish. Focus should be on 91,000–92,000, where the first wave of profit-taking and selling pressure usually occurs. However, if the price can break through with volume and stabilize, it’s not just a false alarm but a genuine continuation of the trend.
Practical strategy: A pullback to 89,800–90,200 can be used to build long positions in batches, with stop-loss set below 88,800. The initial target is 91,500, then 93,000. The position where $BTC's previous high and moving averages resonate is a key support; holding it indicates the bullish trend is still intact. $ETH's recent performance is also worth monitoring.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 11h ago
This wave of market movement is indeed interesting. The threshold at 89,500 really comes down to whether retail investors dare to buy in.
Can it really hold above 91,000? It feels like the previous two times were just shakeouts.
Stop loss at 88,800? I think the risk is still a bit high.
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 11h ago
89500 is really a crucial threshold. If it can't be broken, it will continue to fluctuate. I still feel there's hope.
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MetaReckt
· 11h ago
89,500 is the key support level to hold, otherwise the situation will break down. Is this a real breakout or just another false alarm?
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BearMarketBarber
· 11h ago
Whether breaking 89,500 is a real watershed or not, if this wave can stabilize, then 93,000 shouldn't be a big problem.
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ValidatorViking
· 11h ago
honestly the 89.5k-90k hold is where the real test happens... if that breaks, all this bullish narrative falls apart pretty quick. seen this pattern fail too many times before to get cocky about it.
#数字资产动态追踪 Bitcoin's recent trend is quite typical—oscillation breakout during an upward move. The price has now touched the previous high area, moving averages are turning upward, and the Bollinger Bands are beginning to expand, indicating that the bullish momentum is actively pushing forward.
In the short term, the key zone is around 89,500–90,000. As long as the price pulls back but does not break this area, the overall tone remains bullish. Focus should be on 91,000–92,000, where the first wave of profit-taking and selling pressure usually occurs. However, if the price can break through with volume and stabilize, it’s not just a false alarm but a genuine continuation of the trend.
Practical strategy:
A pullback to 89,800–90,200 can be used to build long positions in batches, with stop-loss set below 88,800. The initial target is 91,500, then 93,000. The position where $BTC's previous high and moving averages resonate is a key support; holding it indicates the bullish trend is still intact. $ETH's recent performance is also worth monitoring.