The sharp drop in BTC around 10 PM is worth noting—there was a clear increase in volume as the price fell through the 916 level.
After the US stock market opened, the price tested this key support level twice, but it never truly broke through. This "testing and rebounding" pattern actually reveals a delicate balance between bulls and bears.
Since the 916 support held after that high-volume drop, the most likely scenario going forward is a period of grinding sideways at high levels. At least until the Fed's interest rate cut decision next Thursday, don't expect any major directional breakout—sideways consolidation is probably the main theme. The key is whether this support can withstand repeated tests.
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SocialFiQueen
· 10h ago
If 916 isn't broken, it doesn't really mean much. It looks like accumulation is happening.
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MetaLord420
· 10h ago
916 held, but I think this time it might not be able to hold. The repeated testing is really annoying.
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DefiVeteran
· 10h ago
It's a bit strange that 916 hasn't been broken; feels like it's still testing the waters.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 10h ago
The 916 level is indeed quite tough. Even with heavy selling, it’s holding up. The bulls still have a chance.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 10h ago
ngl the 916 bounce is giving "Game Theory Optimal™" vibes... per my peer-reviewed analysis of support levels, this is statistically significant cope or the most based accumulation zone we've seen (p < 0.069)
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DeFiDoctor
· 10h ago
916 this key level is not holding firm enough. According to the analysis records, funds are still repeatedly testing the bottom line.
The sharp drop in BTC around 10 PM is worth noting—there was a clear increase in volume as the price fell through the 916 level.
After the US stock market opened, the price tested this key support level twice, but it never truly broke through. This "testing and rebounding" pattern actually reveals a delicate balance between bulls and bears.
Since the 916 support held after that high-volume drop, the most likely scenario going forward is a period of grinding sideways at high levels. At least until the Fed's interest rate cut decision next Thursday, don't expect any major directional breakout—sideways consolidation is probably the main theme. The key is whether this support can withstand repeated tests.