The end-of-year rally in BTC has indeed presented opportunities. Looking at the four-hour chart, the RSI is already showing overbought signs, and the five consecutive bullish candles with increased volume have directly broken through the upper Bollinger Band. In the short term, there may be some pullback pressure. However, this kind of correction is actually normal digestion, and once consolidation is complete, the upward potential will be even stronger.
Switching to the one-hour timeframe, the price is currently behaving interestingly—consolidating while pushing upward. This indicates that the bulls still have control, and market bullish sentiment is gradually heating up.
From an operational perspective, if the volume continues to increase and the price breaks through the resistance level at 94,500, then 96,000 becomes the next target. There is indeed some risk of short-term correction, but the long-term trend remains intact. The key is whether trading volume can continue to follow through.
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MetaMuskRat
· 36m ago
That's right, this wave indeed has potential. But I am more optimistic about the opportunity after the pullback; breaking 94,500 is the real signal.
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 01-14 19:10
If 94,500 breaks, then push to 96,000. I'm tired of hearing this logic; the key still depends on whether the trading volume follows.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 01-13 22:48
ngl the volume thesis here actually tracks tho... according to my peer-reviewed analysis of order flow mechanics, we're witnessing statistically significant bullish confluence (p < 0.420)
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FreeMinter
· 01-13 22:43
94500 can't be broken through, this resistance is a bit tough, feels like it needs to be tested a bit more
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-13 22:41
The supply line is still stable, but don't be greedy—if 94500 can't be broken, it's a false breakout. Loss control is always the top priority.
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Rekt_Recovery
· 01-13 22:40
ngl the overbought RSI part got me flashing back to my last leverage disaster lmao... but yeah volume confirmation is everything, learned that one the hard way through like three liquidations. if 94.5k breaks cleanly then maybe we're actually cooking, but i'm sized down this time bc my ptsd doesn't need another round
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SneakyFlashloan
· 01-13 22:32
94500 probably can't be broken, I think we need to wait a bit longer.
The end-of-year rally in BTC has indeed presented opportunities. Looking at the four-hour chart, the RSI is already showing overbought signs, and the five consecutive bullish candles with increased volume have directly broken through the upper Bollinger Band. In the short term, there may be some pullback pressure. However, this kind of correction is actually normal digestion, and once consolidation is complete, the upward potential will be even stronger.
Switching to the one-hour timeframe, the price is currently behaving interestingly—consolidating while pushing upward. This indicates that the bulls still have control, and market bullish sentiment is gradually heating up.
From an operational perspective, if the volume continues to increase and the price breaks through the resistance level at 94,500, then 96,000 becomes the next target. There is indeed some risk of short-term correction, but the long-term trend remains intact. The key is whether trading volume can continue to follow through.