From the daily chart perspective, Bitcoin has been continuously building a bottom around 90,000. As long as it does not break that blue trend line, the technical outlook remains intact. The recent consolidation at the two highlighted areas clearly indicates a bullish shakeout and retest, currently in the bullish recovery phase, which is a normal accumulation process.
This week's market is likely to continue fluctuating and gradually pushing higher. In terms of resistance levels, there is a chance to test the key zone between 94k and 95k sequentially. If the price can effectively break through this resistance, then 98k becomes an achievable target.
Regarding risk management—if the S&P 500 pulls back and drags the broader market down, BTC might be pushed back to the support zone of 88k-89k. But don’t panic; such a retest is actually a good opportunity to add positions, and a collapse is unlikely. If the bottom support at 88k is truly broken, then we’ll see if 85k can hold the line.
I’m not too worried about the current retracement. It’s better to build positions gradually with spot holdings and wait for the right moment to accelerate. The first half of the year indeed has a significant market move worth looking forward to.
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rugdoc.eth
· 7h ago
88k is the bottom line. Once broken, it really gets panic-inducing, but I see the author is quite confident. Building positions in batches is indeed a prudent strategy.
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CountdownToBroke
· 7h ago
If you can't break 88k, you won't die; just build positions gradually.
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HodlAndChill
· 7h ago
88k is the bottom, it can't be broken. That's what I'm betting on. Repeated washouts don't matter; accumulating spot holdings in batches is the real strategy.
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 7h ago
It's a joke if 88k can't be broken. Just look at the current borrowing rate... Building positions gradually sounds comfortable, but once the leverage army triggers a chain liquidation, the crashes won't be just once.
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ChainDetective
· 7h ago
88k can't be broken anymore, the bottom is so solid who dares to smash it, eating in batches is the way to go
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 7h ago
ngl, just like mile 20 in a marathon, these pullbacks to 88k-89k are exactly where i'm stacking. accumulation phase hits different when you zoom out on macro cycles.
From the daily chart perspective, Bitcoin has been continuously building a bottom around 90,000. As long as it does not break that blue trend line, the technical outlook remains intact. The recent consolidation at the two highlighted areas clearly indicates a bullish shakeout and retest, currently in the bullish recovery phase, which is a normal accumulation process.
This week's market is likely to continue fluctuating and gradually pushing higher. In terms of resistance levels, there is a chance to test the key zone between 94k and 95k sequentially. If the price can effectively break through this resistance, then 98k becomes an achievable target.
Regarding risk management—if the S&P 500 pulls back and drags the broader market down, BTC might be pushed back to the support zone of 88k-89k. But don’t panic; such a retest is actually a good opportunity to add positions, and a collapse is unlikely. If the bottom support at 88k is truly broken, then we’ll see if 85k can hold the line.
I’m not too worried about the current retracement. It’s better to build positions gradually with spot holdings and wait for the right moment to accelerate. The first half of the year indeed has a significant market move worth looking forward to.