#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 From a technical perspective, Bitcoin's bullish structure is still intact, but the short-term pressure is indeed quite strong. It’s immediately clear that the 97500-98000 range is a tough nut to crack; yesterday, it was tested twice here and both times pushed back. If the rebound returns to this level, consider taking a light short position, setting a stop loss at 98300, and first see if it can drop to 94500. If it breaks below, then look further at the 94000-93500 zone.
On the other hand, the 94300-93800 range is a key resonance zone, with the Bollinger middle band and support stacked together. If it really drops to this level, it’s a buying opportunity for long positions. Place the stop loss at 93500, and target around 97000-97500. Overall, it still depends on how macro data like the US CPI will perform; if economic data is weaker than expected, it will provide new support for this price range.
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DefiOldTrickster
· 10h ago
I'm so tired of this 97,500 level haha. I was hammered down twice yesterday, and today I still dare to push up, so I'll just lightly short it.
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DefiPlaybook
· 10h ago
Based on on-chain technical data analysis, the range of 97500-98000 indeed shows abnormal pressure accumulation characteristics. Historically, such double-top structures are often accompanied by a 20-30% retracement risk. It is recommended to strictly implement risk control strategies.
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The resonance level at 94300 is worth paying attention to. The Bollinger Bands are contracting combined with support stacking, making the risk-reward ratio relatively favorable, but CPI data remains the biggest variable.
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Interestingly, in this market cycle, the influence weight of macro factors has clearly increased. Weak economic expectations combined with technical resonance are the real support—simply looking at candlestick charts can easily lead to being cut.
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The stop-loss setup at 98300 is still acceptable, but from a volatility perspective, it is advisable to leave an additional 2% redundancy space. Historical data shows that spikes when breaking through such strong resistance levels often wipe out stop-losses.
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To be honest, based on data from the past three months, shorting these key levels before macro data confirmation carries higher risk. Buying on dips might have a more solid win rate.
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DegenDreamer
· 11h ago
97500 is really a stubborn barrier; I was knocked down twice yesterday and couldn't stand firm.
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gaslight_gasfeez
· 11h ago
That threshold of 97,500 really couldn't hold up; it was knocked back twice yesterday.
#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 From a technical perspective, Bitcoin's bullish structure is still intact, but the short-term pressure is indeed quite strong. It’s immediately clear that the 97500-98000 range is a tough nut to crack; yesterday, it was tested twice here and both times pushed back. If the rebound returns to this level, consider taking a light short position, setting a stop loss at 98300, and first see if it can drop to 94500. If it breaks below, then look further at the 94000-93500 zone.
On the other hand, the 94300-93800 range is a key resonance zone, with the Bollinger middle band and support stacked together. If it really drops to this level, it’s a buying opportunity for long positions. Place the stop loss at 93500, and target around 97000-97500. Overall, it still depends on how macro data like the US CPI will perform; if economic data is weaker than expected, it will provide new support for this price range.