Bitcoin's performance yesterday was indeed fierce, soaring from a low of 90,800 all the way up to 96,800, with a single-day increase of $6,000. If it can successfully break through the critical resistance at 98,000, the next psychological level is the round number of 100,000.
This rebound is quite significant. In the long term, the pattern of repeatedly oscillating within a certain range has finally been broken. However, it's not entirely smooth sailing—there were disruptions from CME gaps and various traps in the market. But overall, the breakout effort was in line with expectations, with no major surprises.
The issue is, if you want to wait for a more comfortable entry point, you might have to give up the opportunity of this rapid rise in the middle. It's a choice.
Currently, the market's FOMO atmosphere is quite strong. My approach is to wait until a small correction occurs within the 93,500-94,500 range before considering entering, as this would offer a better risk-reward ratio. How it unfolds specifically depends on the upcoming real trading performance. Once the pattern becomes clearer, I will share the entry timing.
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TommyTeacher
· 21h ago
Wait for the pullback before entering, this is the right way. I'm also watching 93500-94500, don't get blinded by FOMO.
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0xSleepDeprived
· 21h ago
Can the 100,000 mark really be broken? It still seems to depend on the actual trading performance.
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BridgeNomad
· 21h ago
ngl, that 93.5-94.5k entry zone screams "optimal routing" vibes... seen this liquidity fragmentation dance before. cme gaps = hidden attack vectors, trust me on that one.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 21h ago
$6,000 a day, this wave is indeed fierce. But it's much safer to buy again after the pullback to 93,500-94,500. Now, everyone with FOMO has to cut their losses.
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 21h ago
lol classic exit pump pattern before the vesting unlocks... watched this movie too many times already, textbook greater fool theory honestly
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HalfIsEmpty
· 22h ago
100,000 is coming, I really can't hold back this time
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The 96,800 level is indeed fierce, but I still want to wait for a pullback before going in
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FOMO really is a silent killer; the more you chase, the more it hurts
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Breaking 98,000 means aiming for 100,000, which is a bit exciting
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I'm also waiting at the 93,500-94,500 level, no rush
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Honestly, it's still greed; just want the optimal entry point
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6,000 yuan a day, is this increase really serious?
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Gaps and interference, I'm used to them long ago
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If the 100,000 level can't be broken, everything is pointless
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Better to ambush during a pullback than chase high, it's more worry-free
Bitcoin's performance yesterday was indeed fierce, soaring from a low of 90,800 all the way up to 96,800, with a single-day increase of $6,000. If it can successfully break through the critical resistance at 98,000, the next psychological level is the round number of 100,000.
This rebound is quite significant. In the long term, the pattern of repeatedly oscillating within a certain range has finally been broken. However, it's not entirely smooth sailing—there were disruptions from CME gaps and various traps in the market. But overall, the breakout effort was in line with expectations, with no major surprises.
The issue is, if you want to wait for a more comfortable entry point, you might have to give up the opportunity of this rapid rise in the middle. It's a choice.
Currently, the market's FOMO atmosphere is quite strong. My approach is to wait until a small correction occurs within the 93,500-94,500 range before considering entering, as this would offer a better risk-reward ratio. How it unfolds specifically depends on the upcoming real trading performance. Once the pattern becomes clearer, I will share the entry timing.