2026-01-03 14:20:17

Bitcoin's stuck in a consolidation phase right now—no meaningful breakout upside yet. The real question: what holds?

That 21-day moving average is where I'm watching closely. If it actually floors the selling pressure and we get another push at that $91K resistance zone, I'd be looking for some serious momentum to build. Market direction could hinge on these next few candles.

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CexIsBad

· 01-05 20:31

Is the 21-day moving average really that amazing? It feels like this explanation is always the same.

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GateUser-9f682d4c

· 01-04 19:28

Whether the 21-day moving average can hold is the key; if it breaks, it will be troublesome.

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GasSavingMaster

· 01-03 14:50

The 21-day moving average is back. Can it really hold this time? I’m not so sure, I said the same thing last time.

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GmGnSleeper

· 01-03 14:50

Is the 21-day moving average really that powerful? Feels like I'm always getting fooled.

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 01-03 14:49

Wait, can 91K really be broken? Feels like another false alarm.

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RugResistant

· 01-03 14:47

21-day MA holding is literally the make-or-break here, ngl. if that breaks we're probably seeing a deeper dump than anyone's comfortable with. $91K won't matter at that point.

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YieldHunter

· 01-03 14:42

ngl the 21-day ma holding is actually just the bare minimum... if you look at the data, we're basically waiting for degens to panic sell before any real move happens. $91k resistance means nothing if liquidity dries up lol

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SmartContractPlumber

· 01-03 14:27

If the 21-day moving average support can't hold, the 91K level is probably just a show. I've seen too many cases where "key supports" collapse disastrously, recalling those contracts with chaotic permission controls back in the day, where the core support was essentially useless. If Bitcoin's current move isn't backed by real funds, relying solely on technical patterns? Don't bother, just prepare your stop-loss levels.

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