📈 $BTC This rally is underway, and for now I haven’t seen an end yet.
Based on the current structure, after BTC (the “big coin”) broke above the prior key resistance, it has already returned to a strong phase.
Today, BTC’s high already came close to 86,000, and this move isn’t driven purely by sentiment. ETF inflows returning, short covering, and improvements in technical structure are all providing support for this rebound.
So my approach is simple:
I’m bullish first, focusing on waiting for confirmation of the breakout.
The most important level right now is around 85K.
If price can hold above it, then the short-term structure is still leaning bullish.
The first resistance zone above is around 85.5K–86K.
If it continues to break out there on increased volume, then the next targets are:
88K → the 90K–91K area.
Some analysts also see 89K as the next major resistance, and higher up to watch are 90K and even the 96K region.
So don’t start guessing the top just because BTC has already risen a lot.
Rising high doesn’t automatically mean an immediate top.
Of course, during a strong uptrend there will also be pullbacks.
If BTC quickly drops after hitting the upper resistance, I would actually first look at whether it can hold around 84.5K.
Below that, 80K–81K is still very important structural support.
As long as the key support hasn’t been broken, I interpret a pullback as:
profit-taking / shakeout during the up-move, not an end to the trend.
That’s also why I don’t really want to chase shorts right now.
My trading logic is still the same:
Big picture: bullish. Short term: wait for confirmation.
Hold 85K, then watch 86K.
Break 86K, then look to 88K.
After a break above 88K, the market can begin to truly challenge the 90K–91K big range.
And if 90K can also complete a breakout and hold, then the room ahead will open up even more.
So the focus right now isn’t:
“BTC has risen so much—can it still go up?”
But rather:
“Can each key resistance turn into new support?”
As long as this structure keeps being confirmed,
this rally hasn’t finished yet.
Based on the current structure, after BTC (the “big coin”) broke above the prior key resistance, it has already returned to a strong phase.
Today, BTC’s high already came close to 86,000, and this move isn’t driven purely by sentiment. ETF inflows returning, short covering, and improvements in technical structure are all providing support for this rebound.
So my approach is simple:
I’m bullish first, focusing on waiting for confirmation of the breakout.
The most important level right now is around 85K.
If price can hold above it, then the short-term structure is still leaning bullish.
The first resistance zone above is around 85.5K–86K.
If it continues to break out there on increased volume, then the next targets are:
88K → the 90K–91K area.
Some analysts also see 89K as the next major resistance, and higher up to watch are 90K and even the 96K region.
So don’t start guessing the top just because BTC has already risen a lot.
Rising high doesn’t automatically mean an immediate top.
Of course, during a strong uptrend there will also be pullbacks.
If BTC quickly drops after hitting the upper resistance, I would actually first look at whether it can hold around 84.5K.
Below that, 80K–81K is still very important structural support.
As long as the key support hasn’t been broken, I interpret a pullback as:
profit-taking / shakeout during the up-move, not an end to the trend.
That’s also why I don’t really want to chase shorts right now.
My trading logic is still the same:
Big picture: bullish. Short term: wait for confirmation.
Hold 85K, then watch 86K.
Break 86K, then look to 88K.
After a break above 88K, the market can begin to truly challenge the 90K–91K big range.
And if 90K can also complete a breakout and hold, then the room ahead will open up even more.
So the focus right now isn’t:
“BTC has risen so much—can it still go up?”
But rather:
“Can each key resistance turn into new support?”
As long as this structure keeps being confirmed,
this rally hasn’t finished yet.
