Just now, it first effectively broke through the 90,000 resistance level, and there was no sign of a sharp pullback. From a structural perspective, the previously mentioned breakout direction has indeed played out — the daily convergence has been broken, and the funding rate has turned negative in the past few hours, indicating that bullish liquidity is starting to flow back.
The recent strategy is very clear: as long as it stays above 89,000, the approach is to look for a retracement to go long. The key support zone is between 89,200 and 88,800. If it effectively breaks below 88,000, a reassessment is needed, indicating that the consolidation has not fully played out. On the upside, the first target is around 90,500, and if it pushes higher, watch the 92,000 level.
Head resistance is in the 92,700-93,000 range. The recovery phase is already evident, and market sentiment has shifted from extreme to near neutral, around the 30 zone. This move did not break out with volume, so caution is advised when trading short in the upper consolidation zone. Stop-loss should be based on the breakdown of 94,300.
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FunGibleTom
· 01-05 10:35
9w broke through without a pullback, this time it seems to be really moving. The fee rate turned negative, and our long positions have recovered again.
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RektRecorder
· 01-03 09:50
Once 89,000 is stabilized, go long, it's not that complicated. Bet on this wave to break through 92k.
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CodeSmellHunter
· 01-03 09:50
9w has been broken. If this wave doesn't collapse, it's quite solid. The detail of the fee rate turning negative is good, indicating that the bulls are indeed accumulating.
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-03 09:49
Breakouts without volume are all traps; we still need to wait and see this time.
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Rekt_Recovery
· 01-03 09:47
yo caught that 90k break and ngl kinda waiting for the rug pull lmao... seen this movie before with my liquidation ptsd still acting up. but yeah the structure's there i guess, just... position sizing this time around fr fr
#数字资产动态追踪 BTC Four-Hour Chart Analysis Notes
Just now, it first effectively broke through the 90,000 resistance level, and there was no sign of a sharp pullback. From a structural perspective, the previously mentioned breakout direction has indeed played out — the daily convergence has been broken, and the funding rate has turned negative in the past few hours, indicating that bullish liquidity is starting to flow back.
The recent strategy is very clear: as long as it stays above 89,000, the approach is to look for a retracement to go long. The key support zone is between 89,200 and 88,800. If it effectively breaks below 88,000, a reassessment is needed, indicating that the consolidation has not fully played out. On the upside, the first target is around 90,500, and if it pushes higher, watch the 92,000 level.
Head resistance is in the 92,700-93,000 range. The recovery phase is already evident, and market sentiment has shifted from extreme to near neutral, around the 30 zone. This move did not break out with volume, so caution is advised when trading short in the upper consolidation zone. Stop-loss should be based on the breakdown of 94,300.
Feel free to private message for real-time entry points~