#Strategy加仓BTC $BTC

Late at night with nothing to do, just casually talking about Bitcoin's recent trend

Many people are now watching the 95,000 level, but if you look carefully at the candlestick charts instead of just chasing numbers, you'll notice that the market repeatedly recognizes the support around 94,000.

Looking at the 4-hour chart, the logic is clear—first wave of surge, then a pullback, finally stopping around 94K; then another push, which also fails, and the price returns to the same level. Both times at this point, this isn't coincidence; it's market voting.

So, what do I think? 95K is an emotional line, but 94K is the real structural line. Once the 4-hour chart effectively breaks below 94K, the structure is broken, and the story needs to be rewritten. As long as this line holds, the bulls will keep playing.

Honestly, the market isn't as complicated as you think, and technical analysis isn't as mystical as some make it out to be. Whether you use moving averages, trend lines, or various indicators for resonance, at the end of the day, it's all about one thing: finding a structure you understand and can repeatedly verify.

Why do some people start sweating at the slightest pullback, while others remain rock solid at the same level? The difference isn't how many candlesticks you've looked at or how many indicators you've used, but whether you have a clear, verifiable trading standard.

Once you understand "where it might go wrong," you won't be scared by the "possibility of error." Set your stop-loss, respect your confirmed structural logic, and market fluctuations become just a process, no longer an emotional rollercoaster.

Here's a question: if Bitcoin rebounds around 94K for the third time, do you think the structure continues to be validated, or has it truly broken this time?

Just a casual chat before sleep, no predictions about direction, just discussing the structure.