Bitcoin's facing some serious headwinds right now, and there are multiple factors lining up at the same resistance zone.



First off, we had that support/resistance level that broke down back around October 10th—that was a rough day for the market. Now we're testing resistance in roughly that same area again.

But here's where it gets interesting: both the 200-day and 300-day moving averages are converging right around this price level. When you've got two major long-term MAs coming together like this, it creates a pretty significant technical barrier.

On top of that, we're still wrestling with the $100k psychological level. That round number tends to act as a mental checkpoint for a lot of traders.

So you're looking at a confluence of technical factors—support/resistance overlap, converging moving averages, and a key psychological price point all stacking up at once. That's the kind of setup where Bitcoin tends to consolidate or pull back before potentially breaking through. Watch how price action behaves in this zone.
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TokenUnlockervip
· 17h ago
200-day and 300-day moving averages are converging at the same time? Now this gets interesting. It feels like BTC is really about to make a big move here.
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SolidityNewbievip
· 18h ago
Ha, the 200-day and 300-day moving averages are both suppressing at the same time. This time, it's really a bit of a choke point. The breakout in October is still being tinkered with... It feels like the big players are waiting here to see who will back down first. At the 100,000 level, what is the psychological price point for so many people...
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RugResistantvip
· 18h ago
yeah ngl this confluence setup reeks of trouble—200/300 day MAs converging at the same spot where price rejected before? that's giving classic bull trap energy tbh. the $100k psych level ain't helping either. watched this pattern play out too many times... usually doesn't end pretty. proceed with caution.
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4am_degenvip
· 18h ago
Really, this wave of pressure is overwhelming, with the 200-day and 300-day moving averages pinching in, and the psychological level also holding firm. I just want to see how BTC will escape this predicament. --- That day in October, it broke down once, and now it's back to this level for testing. Feels like there's nothing new. --- The 100k round number really has a magical pull. How many people are lining up here to cut losses? --- With so many resistance factors integrated, it's likely that a consolidation phase is needed first. Don't expect a skyrocket right away. --- Damn, I've seen this kind of moving average convergence a few times before, and it's usually not a good sign. Let's wait and see. --- Here playing mahjong, whether it's consolidation or a pullback, fine, I'll just watch quietly and see what happens. --- A double blow from both psychological barriers and technical factors—still, patience is key to observing price action, everyone.
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MetaNomadvip
· 19h ago
Double MA squeeze combined with psychological price levels, this wave is indeed a bit suffocating... The decline in October is still vivid, and now we're going to be repeatedly tossing at the same level?
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VitaliksTwinvip
· 19h ago
Hmm... The 200-day and 300-day moving averages are converging at the same time. This thing does look interesting, but brother, I still think the 100,000 level is the real key. Psychological price points can really trap a lot of retail investors. Can it break through this time? Honestly, I'm a bit skeptical.
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