BTC's recent performance is still worth reviewing. In the short term, after breaking through the previous consolidation range, the price clearly accelerated upwards and is now stable above 90,000, forming a certain support level. The short position taken before the holiday was based on a prediction of a pullback to the lower boundary line. At that time, I didn't expect the price to rebound after touching around 87,000, and ultimately, the position was stopped out.
Looking at the current pattern, BTC has already completed the breakout, and the short-term upward momentum remains sufficient. There may still be opportunities for accelerated gains later. However, it is important to note that the range of 94,000-95,000 above is a strong resistance zone—this is a recent high point within the past month, and multiple touches have been suppressed there, so the resistance should not be underestimated.
From a 1-hour perspective, the price may retest the upper boundary of the previously broken range as support. In this scenario, it is likely not to break downward, though there is also a possibility of oscillating rather than sharply retracing, followed by continued upward movement.
My personal view is to wait until the price retraces to the 94,000-95,000 range before considering entering a short position. From a cost-effectiveness perspective, this is a good entry zone. If the market jumps past this level and continues to rise, I will update my strategy based on new developments. That’s the current outlook.
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TokenomicsPolice
· 01-07 10:17
The 94,000-95,000 level is really hard to break through. Repeated attempts to test the waters still get crushed. Can we break through this time?
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BearMarketLightning
· 01-07 07:54
The moment my short position was stopped out, I knew this wave was going to rise. Haha, now looking at 94,000-95,000, it's indeed a good shorting point. Let's see if it can break through.
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ZkProofPudding
· 01-04 10:50
The resistance level at 94,000-95,000 really needs to be respected. I still vividly remember the order that got stopped out there last time.
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 01-04 10:50
It's the same old trick of "wait for the rebound before shorting." Last time, saying this directly pushed it past 95,000.
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GameFiCritic
· 01-04 10:47
The 94,000-95,000 level is indeed a cost-effective entry point, but what we need to be cautious about now is the sustainability indicator of market sentiment.
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Gm_Gn_Merchant
· 01-04 10:45
Can the 94,000-95,000 barrier really hold? It seems like the bulls don't really care about this resistance level.
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StrawberryIce
· 01-04 10:42
9.4-9.5k this critical level really can't hold, I'm also waiting for this rebound opportunity.
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PortfolioAlert
· 01-04 10:36
It's that pressure level of 94,000-95,000 again. Can it really hold this time? I'm also waiting to watch the show.
BTC's recent performance is still worth reviewing. In the short term, after breaking through the previous consolidation range, the price clearly accelerated upwards and is now stable above 90,000, forming a certain support level. The short position taken before the holiday was based on a prediction of a pullback to the lower boundary line. At that time, I didn't expect the price to rebound after touching around 87,000, and ultimately, the position was stopped out.
Looking at the current pattern, BTC has already completed the breakout, and the short-term upward momentum remains sufficient. There may still be opportunities for accelerated gains later. However, it is important to note that the range of 94,000-95,000 above is a strong resistance zone—this is a recent high point within the past month, and multiple touches have been suppressed there, so the resistance should not be underestimated.
From a 1-hour perspective, the price may retest the upper boundary of the previously broken range as support. In this scenario, it is likely not to break downward, though there is also a possibility of oscillating rather than sharply retracing, followed by continued upward movement.
My personal view is to wait until the price retraces to the 94,000-95,000 range before considering entering a short position. From a cost-effectiveness perspective, this is a good entry zone. If the market jumps past this level and continues to rise, I will update my strategy based on new developments. That’s the current outlook.