Bitcoin price action showing interesting signals right now. As long as we stay above the 88700-89250 dollar support zone, there's a solid case for upward momentum building up.
For traders looking to catch this move, keep positions tight with strict stop losses - especially given it's the weekend and liquidity tends to get thin. Small scalp opportunities might present themselves, but don't get greedy.
The bullish thesis breaks down if we see a confirmed breach below 88700. That zone is your line in the sand. Watch how price reacts around these levels before committing serious capital.
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BottomMisser
· 8h ago
The 88,700 mark is really critical. If it breaks, we have to admit defeat—there's nothing more to say.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 12-07 12:17
Whether 88700 breaks or not is the key point. If it breaks, just accept the loss—there's nothing more to say.
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NightAirdropper
· 12-06 13:51
We have to hold the 88700 line—if it breaks, get out, don’t hesitate.
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Liquidity is poor on weekends, so I’m not making any moves. I’ll wait until Monday.
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Support zones, stop-loss, don’t be greedy... sounds simple, but it’s a whole different story in practice.
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If 88700 breaks, change your strategy. Times like this really test your mindset.
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There are some small opportunities, but you have to be sure before taking action. Otherwise, you’ll get dumped on over the weekend and it’ll be rough.
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There are only a few key levels—can’t go wrong double-checking them.
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Holding positions feels tense, afraid a moment’s carelessness will break the bottom line.
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Is 89250 a strong resistance? Feels a bit tight.
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Liquidity is a real trap on weekends—anyone who’s experienced it knows.
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Not being greedy is easy to say, but when an opportunity appears, you still want to go for more.
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MrDecoder
· 12-06 13:50
We must hold the 88700 line—if it breaks, it’s really over.
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Liquidity is poor on weekends, I wouldn’t dare go heavy. Honestly, I’m chickening out.
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If this wave can break above 89250, that would be great, but it feels a bit risky.
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Just set your stop-loss and that’s it—don’t count on miracles.
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It keeps oscillating between 888 and 892, it’s so annoying.
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People get greedy at these levels and it’s the easiest way to lose money—I’ve seen it happen too many times.
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It’s easiest to get dumped on when liquidity is low, so you have to be careful.
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As long as 887 isn’t broken, I think there’s still hope.
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Short-term trading opportunity? I’ll just watch for now.
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If you want to hold tightly, you have to have a bottom line—otherwise, it’s just gambling.
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ser_ngmi
· 12-06 13:47
If that 88700 line can't hold, it's really over. I'll wait and see for now.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 12-06 13:44
If we really can't hold the 88700 line, I'll just admit defeat and quit.
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NFTArchaeologist
· 12-06 13:44
The 88700 mark is really crucial. If it breaks, you'll have to change your strategy; otherwise, you'll end up getting stuck.
Bitcoin price action showing interesting signals right now. As long as we stay above the 88700-89250 dollar support zone, there's a solid case for upward momentum building up.
For traders looking to catch this move, keep positions tight with strict stop losses - especially given it's the weekend and liquidity tends to get thin. Small scalp opportunities might present themselves, but don't get greedy.
The bullish thesis breaks down if we see a confirmed breach below 88700. That zone is your line in the sand. Watch how price reacts around these levels before committing serious capital.