After observing the market trend for a weekend, BTC is just oscillating back and forth, testing patience. To be honest, I am currently in a state of holding cash and watching. Why? Because the direction is still not clear enough, and there is no definitive trading strategy.



From a technical perspective, the current pattern is a converging triangle at the end phase combined with a downward correction. The short-term trend is most likely to continue downward, but before a real decline, there may be a wave of false breakout rally. My judgment is that the price will test the resistance line around 88,000 to 89,000, likely touching near 88,500, before turning downward.

If this decline really occurs, it should break through the support around 86,000. After all, this level has been tested multiple times for a rebound, and re-testing increases the probability of a breakdown.

However, there is a key point to watch: can the upward trend line be broken and stabilized? If it can break through and hold, then the downtrend will reverse, and the market will shift to a bullish stance. Conversely, if it only tests and then turns back or cannot stabilize, it confirms the continuation of the downtrend. These two scenarios will send very different signals.
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BridgeTrustFundvip
· 13h ago
It's another choppy trend, really getting on my nerves, grinding on-line and off-line. The 88500 level definitely needs to be watched, but I'm more interested in whether it can truly break through. Being out of the market and observing is the most comfortable; anyway, there's no profit to be made. Whether the trend line breaks or not is the key, everything depends on that moment. If this wave really continues downward, and 86000 can't hold, then 82000 will be the next support.
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AirdropAutomatonvip
· 13h ago
88500 that line is really a demon-revealing mirror; if I touch it and it runs away, I'll just go completely out of position and continue to lie flat.
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ThreeHornBlastsvip
· 13h ago
Whether this 88,500 line breaks through or not is the key; it depends on whether this wave can hold steady.
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ApeWithNoChainvip
· 13h ago
It’s making my scalp tingle, just waiting for that moment at 88,500.
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SellTheBouncevip
· 13h ago
88500 is another trap, every rebound is so frustrating. There’s always a lower point, I’ve already gotten used to waiting. Sell on the rebound, this has been my biggest trading philosophy over the years. Only when 86000 is broken does it count; anything said now is useless. Historical experience tells me that rebounds that can’t hold are all traps for the bagholders. That trend line stuff, we’ll have to wait two more weeks to confirm its authenticity. Staying out of the market and observing is the most comfortable, avoiding being lured into a trap and getting bitten.
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TokenSleuthvip
· 14h ago
Another frustrating market trend, it's really annoying to watch. Honestly, I won't move unless the 88500 level breaks. If 86000 can't hold, then something serious is coming.
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MEVictimvip
· 14h ago
Still grinding, waiting for the 88,500 drop.
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