BTC has been repeatedly testing the bottom around 94,000, confirming support and then rising back to around 95,000. The current position is a bit awkward—an upward trend is still in place, but the momentum is clearly not strong enough. Trading volume over the weekend was sluggish, so the real test will come on Monday.
Why are we still bullish this wave? Basically, the overall pattern is still good. As long as we can hold steady above 95,800 on Monday, the upward trend remains intact. If we can't break this level, I believe the bulls still control the situation.
From a trading perspective, the strategy is very clear: first, look for opportunities around 94,000 to get in, but stop-loss must be strict—no exceptions. If we effectively break below 94,000, then we need to reassess the direction.
What if it goes up? First, watch the resistance zone at 97,000-98,000. If we can truly break through here, market enthusiasm will surge, and pushing towards 100,000 will become a natural progression. The short-term first target is 97,000, but from a long-term perspective, 100,000 is the real goal.
ETH, XRP, and other assets with strong correlation to BTC still move in sync; basically, BTC's rhythm is the market's rhythm.
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TokenomicsPolice
· 1h ago
If Monday is not stable at 95800, don't talk to me about an upward trend. This wave is indeed dull.
Hearing 100,000 sounds great, but for now, we still need to stay grounded and stick at the 94000 level. It's too awkward.
The weekend was dead silent; Monday is when the real test begins. Let's wait and see.
If 94000 breaks, just run immediately—no discussion. Stop-loss discipline comes first.
That 97000 hurdle isn't easy to bite through. Don't be too optimistic, okay?
ETH and XRP are following BTC's rhythm. There's no suspense in this part.
Stayed up all night staring at this line. Monday has gathered.
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LiquidityWitch
· 2h ago
The support at 94,000 is indeed a bit fragile. Whether it can hold on Monday is the key.
The weekend's low volume is just a grind; the real show hasn't started yet.
Only after breaking 97,000 will I dare to believe in this rally. For now, it's still a lukewarm frog in boiling water.
I don't believe in 100,000 yet. Let's take down 97,000 first.
Bullish control? Let's see how Monday performs, don't just talk.
I'm losing confidence in the 94,000 level; it feels like it could break at any time.
Stop-loss is set; anyway, if I don't profit from this move, I won't lose. Understand?
What's the point of following ETH and XRP? Might as well go all-in on BTC directly.
Can 95,800 really be stable? I remain cautious; let's see on Monday.
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PerpetualLonger
· 2h ago
I have already fully loaded at 94,000. If I can't hold 95,800 on Monday, I will just liquidate and run... No, liquidation is impossible; my faith is still here.
Breakdown and then reassess? That's laughable. I've already set my sights on 100,000, and the short-term target of 97,000 is just a transit station.
ETH is flying together with BTC. I've added to my position three times. If I can't recover my investment in this bull market, there's really no justice.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 2h ago
If it can't break 95,800 on Monday, it really won't be interesting anymore. I'm just feeling frustrated now.
BTC has been repeatedly testing the bottom around 94,000, confirming support and then rising back to around 95,000. The current position is a bit awkward—an upward trend is still in place, but the momentum is clearly not strong enough. Trading volume over the weekend was sluggish, so the real test will come on Monday.
Why are we still bullish this wave? Basically, the overall pattern is still good. As long as we can hold steady above 95,800 on Monday, the upward trend remains intact. If we can't break this level, I believe the bulls still control the situation.
From a trading perspective, the strategy is very clear: first, look for opportunities around 94,000 to get in, but stop-loss must be strict—no exceptions. If we effectively break below 94,000, then we need to reassess the direction.
What if it goes up? First, watch the resistance zone at 97,000-98,000. If we can truly break through here, market enthusiasm will surge, and pushing towards 100,000 will become a natural progression. The short-term first target is 97,000, but from a long-term perspective, 100,000 is the real goal.
ETH, XRP, and other assets with strong correlation to BTC still move in sync; basically, BTC's rhythm is the market's rhythm.