#Strategy加仓BTC Bitcoin's weekly trend observation: From the early-week low of 90066, it steadily climbed to around 97932. Although it failed to effectively break through the 980 resistance level, the overall weekly trend remained upward. In the following days, it consolidated around 94234, with relatively stable support below and no obvious sharp decline. From a medium-term perspective, this correction is unlikely to turn into a reversal. The short-term trend is slightly weak but does not alter the medium- to long-term bullish pattern.
On the technical side, the 4-hour chart is still in the bottoming-out phase, with no effective upward pattern formed yet. However, since the downside space is limited, short-term oscillations and adjustments are normal buildup processes. Conversely, the 1-hour chart shows some signs of bullish recovery, with volume gradually increasing, further confirming that the downward momentum is not weak. Overall, it is advisable to buy on dips in the short term, while maintaining a bullish outlook for the medium to long term.
Operational suggestions: $BTC can be gradually accumulated around 94200-93700, with 92700 as a re-entry opportunity, and set a stop-loss at 91900. The upward targets are locked at around 95600 and 96700, with profits taken in batches. $ETH and $BNB are also worth paying attention to for support levels at related key points.
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 23h ago
Is it really still possible to enter at the 94200 level? It feels a bit uncertain.
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TommyTeacher
· 23h ago
The 94,200 level is indeed a bit uncomfortable, but only if the 92,700 level below breaks will I really start to panic.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 23h ago
Is this another bottoming? I think it's just repeated accumulation. The 92,700 level really needs to hold.
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CryptoNomics
· 23h ago
lol the volume profile they're citing doesn't account for order book imbalances across cex/dex spreads. statistically significant? more like statistically convenient. but yeah 94200 zone looking reasonable if we control for correlation drift 🤔
#Strategy加仓BTC Bitcoin's weekly trend observation: From the early-week low of 90066, it steadily climbed to around 97932. Although it failed to effectively break through the 980 resistance level, the overall weekly trend remained upward. In the following days, it consolidated around 94234, with relatively stable support below and no obvious sharp decline. From a medium-term perspective, this correction is unlikely to turn into a reversal. The short-term trend is slightly weak but does not alter the medium- to long-term bullish pattern.
On the technical side, the 4-hour chart is still in the bottoming-out phase, with no effective upward pattern formed yet. However, since the downside space is limited, short-term oscillations and adjustments are normal buildup processes. Conversely, the 1-hour chart shows some signs of bullish recovery, with volume gradually increasing, further confirming that the downward momentum is not weak. Overall, it is advisable to buy on dips in the short term, while maintaining a bullish outlook for the medium to long term.
Operational suggestions: $BTC can be gradually accumulated around 94200-93700, with 92700 as a re-entry opportunity, and set a stop-loss at 91900. The upward targets are locked at around 95600 and 96700, with profits taken in batches. $ETH and $BNB are also worth paying attention to for support levels at related key points.