$BTC
In spot ETFs, net inflows of about $433 million were recorded last Friday. Strategy also disclosed that it added roughly 950 BTC. Price broke through the 83,000–86,000 short-seller dense zone in one go after hovering around 81,000. Short positions were liquidated by hundreds of millions, approaching the ~$800 million range—this is spot buying plus a short squeeze.
Saylor posted, “We’re so back.”
Resistance: 87,385 (near-term), 88,000, and the psychological level of 90,000.
Support: 86,300–86,000, 85,000 (the platform that was just broken through—must hold), 84,200, and below that are 82,800 / 80,819.
The structure still points to moving upward with higher lows.
Personal trade plan: go long.
Entry: On a pullback to 85,800–86,250, scale in with batches.
Stop loss: 84,750.
Take profit: First target 87,380—sell 20%. Second target 88,800—sell another 20%. Third target 92,200–92,800.
If it directly rebounds back to 87,385 with a strong bullish candle, do not flip bearish—reduce exposure instead, and wait until 87,385 is retested and held as support before considering adding.
The shorts have just been liquidated; right now, shorting at the top has a very low probability of success.
In spot ETFs, net inflows of about $433 million were recorded last Friday. Strategy also disclosed that it added roughly 950 BTC. Price broke through the 83,000–86,000 short-seller dense zone in one go after hovering around 81,000. Short positions were liquidated by hundreds of millions, approaching the ~$800 million range—this is spot buying plus a short squeeze.
Saylor posted, “We’re so back.”
Resistance: 87,385 (near-term), 88,000, and the psychological level of 90,000.
Support: 86,300–86,000, 85,000 (the platform that was just broken through—must hold), 84,200, and below that are 82,800 / 80,819.
The structure still points to moving upward with higher lows.
Personal trade plan: go long.
Entry: On a pullback to 85,800–86,250, scale in with batches.
Stop loss: 84,750.
Take profit: First target 87,380—sell 20%. Second target 88,800—sell another 20%. Third target 92,200–92,800.
If it directly rebounds back to 87,385 with a strong bullish candle, do not flip bearish—reduce exposure instead, and wait until 87,385 is retested and held as support before considering adding.
The shorts have just been liquidated; right now, shorting at the top has a very low probability of success.