$BTC NÉN CHẶT QUANH 86.000 USD: BIG MONEY KEEPS IN STOCK, BUYERS SUPPORT WITH STRONG UPSIDE!
Bitcoin surged more than 6,000 USD from the 81.106 area to a peak at 87.395, but it has not crashed deeply as is typical after take-profit. The fact that price continues to trade sideways around the 86.091 level clearly reflects a highly compressed force state: selling pressure in the market is extremely weak, while the buying force holding up the bottom is operating very strongly. The correction over the past 24 hours has essentially been mild—price only just touched the low at 85.114, then immediately pulled back up, corresponding to a decline of less than 2% from the peak.
After a rapid breakout, the price has not been dumped—showing that large inflows still choose to hold positions rather than exit in this zone. The amount of supply being sold around 86.000 to 87.000 mainly comes from smaller retail investors taking short-term profits. Gradually declining trading volume is evidence that the sellers have run out of steam and lack the power to break the upward structure. Meanwhile, in lower zones, every time price drops, active money immediately jumps in to buy and accumulate.
The current market is receiving very strong support. The tug-of-war—where the sellers cannot push price down and the buyers keep propping it up—has formed a tightly compressed “spring” around the 86.000 mark. Once this accumulation zone absorbs all short-term selling pressure, Bitcoin will soon have the next breakout burst to break the old high and move toward the 89.000 to 90.000 target.
Long setup for your reference:
Entry: 85,300 – 85,800 (depending on the rhythm to enter at the right time)
TP: 87,400 → 89,500 – 90,000
SL: 84,700
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Bitcoin surged more than 6,000 USD from the 81.106 area to a peak at 87.395, but it has not crashed deeply as is typical after take-profit. The fact that price continues to trade sideways around the 86.091 level clearly reflects a highly compressed force state: selling pressure in the market is extremely weak, while the buying force holding up the bottom is operating very strongly. The correction over the past 24 hours has essentially been mild—price only just touched the low at 85.114, then immediately pulled back up, corresponding to a decline of less than 2% from the peak.
After a rapid breakout, the price has not been dumped—showing that large inflows still choose to hold positions rather than exit in this zone. The amount of supply being sold around 86.000 to 87.000 mainly comes from smaller retail investors taking short-term profits. Gradually declining trading volume is evidence that the sellers have run out of steam and lack the power to break the upward structure. Meanwhile, in lower zones, every time price drops, active money immediately jumps in to buy and accumulate.
The current market is receiving very strong support. The tug-of-war—where the sellers cannot push price down and the buyers keep propping it up—has formed a tightly compressed “spring” around the 86.000 mark. Once this accumulation zone absorbs all short-term selling pressure, Bitcoin will soon have the next breakout burst to break the old high and move toward the 89.000 to 90.000 target.
Long setup for your reference:
Entry: 85,300 – 85,800 (depending on the rhythm to enter at the right time)
TP: 87,400 → 89,500 – 90,000
SL: 84,700
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