As of today, BTC price remains around 89,000. Yesterday’s plunge caused many to feel uneasy, with the lowest point touching 87,900 before signs of recovery appeared. On the 1-hour chart, a rebound trend can be seen, and the downward momentum is clearly weakening, but it’s still too early to say the bottom is in.
Let’s review the key levels first. The resistance levels are mainly at 89,700 and 91,300. The support levels depend on whether 87,000 and 85,000 can hold. The problem is that the 15-minute and longer-term charts have not yet established a clear bottom structure, which means it’s safer to continue observing in the short term.
What’s the outlook? Personally, I think it’s more likely that Bitcoin will push towards 100,000 before any correction, then possibly adjust afterward. Currently, the short-term trading strategy should be mainly bearish; if a top structure forms, consider shorting on rallies.
Specific five-minute chart trading advice: wait until the price stabilizes at around 88,500 before considering a long position, with a target of 89,700 to lock in profits. This approach is relatively safer.
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ZkSnarker
· 9h ago
well technically the 15min chart refusing to show its cards rn is peak crypto theater, innit—meanwhile everyone's sweating bullets over 87900 like it's some holy grail support lmao. imagine if we just... held. also 88500 bounce play hits different when you're not emotionally attached to your position, just saying.
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AirdropHermit
· 11h ago
Only after reaching 88,500 will we dare to move; otherwise, this wave of market is just here to harvest the retail investors.
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PebbleHander
· 11h ago
Yesterday's plunge was really disgusting. Luckily, I didn't go all-in. Now I'm just hoping to hold steady at 88,500.
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MetaMaximalist
· 11h ago
ngl the 15min structure still looks sus to me... everyone's just chasing 100k like lemmings when the fundamentals haven't even caught up yet, that's when you know we're in clown market territory
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NullWhisperer
· 11h ago
technically speaking, that 87900 bottom's still looking sus without proper structure confirmation. the whole "wait for 88500 to hold" thesis needs audit, ngl
Bitcoin Technical Quick Review
As of today, BTC price remains around 89,000. Yesterday’s plunge caused many to feel uneasy, with the lowest point touching 87,900 before signs of recovery appeared. On the 1-hour chart, a rebound trend can be seen, and the downward momentum is clearly weakening, but it’s still too early to say the bottom is in.
Let’s review the key levels first. The resistance levels are mainly at 89,700 and 91,300. The support levels depend on whether 87,000 and 85,000 can hold. The problem is that the 15-minute and longer-term charts have not yet established a clear bottom structure, which means it’s safer to continue observing in the short term.
What’s the outlook? Personally, I think it’s more likely that Bitcoin will push towards 100,000 before any correction, then possibly adjust afterward. Currently, the short-term trading strategy should be mainly bearish; if a top structure forms, consider shorting on rallies.
Specific five-minute chart trading advice: wait until the price stabilizes at around 88,500 before considering a long position, with a target of 89,700 to lock in profits. This approach is relatively safer.