Yesterday $BTC smashed 77,000 worth of glass doors, and today at the open they acted like nothing happened, slowly inching back. Don’t rush to clap—this looks more like taking a breath after a drop, not re-forming the queue to knock on 80,000.
CoinGecko current price: $BTC 76193 (24h +0.61%, high 76433 / low 75161); $ETH 2414 (+0.62%, high 2425 / low 2371); $BNB 723 (+1.36%, high 728 / low 704). Sentiment index Fear&Greed is 50 neutral; yesterday was 51—coming back from greedy to the middle range for two straight days.
For short-term, I’m neutral and slightly defensive: first, watch whether 75100–75500—based on yesterday’s low—can hold; if it can’t stand firm, it’s still a drifting-down structure. The 76400 area is only an early-session upper wick; 77000 is the level that was actually broken yesterday, and 80000 is still that same door—there’s no need to start imagining a breakout early. $ETH 2400 has been whipsawing back and forth, while $BNB is relatively more resilient against the selloff, but the volume/scale is not strong; going up doesn’t equal leading.
For the medium term, still treat it as range-bound: sentiment fell from greed back to neutral—cleaner than seeing it sit at 70 every day—but that doesn’t mean a trend reversal to the long side. No basis means no shouting trades. The above is just what I observe from the chart—DYOR.
CoinGecko current price: $BTC 76193 (24h +0.61%, high 76433 / low 75161); $ETH 2414 (+0.62%, high 2425 / low 2371); $BNB 723 (+1.36%, high 728 / low 704). Sentiment index Fear&Greed is 50 neutral; yesterday was 51—coming back from greedy to the middle range for two straight days.
For short-term, I’m neutral and slightly defensive: first, watch whether 75100–75500—based on yesterday’s low—can hold; if it can’t stand firm, it’s still a drifting-down structure. The 76400 area is only an early-session upper wick; 77000 is the level that was actually broken yesterday, and 80000 is still that same door—there’s no need to start imagining a breakout early. $ETH 2400 has been whipsawing back and forth, while $BNB is relatively more resilient against the selloff, but the volume/scale is not strong; going up doesn’t equal leading.
For the medium term, still treat it as range-bound: sentiment fell from greed back to neutral—cleaner than seeing it sit at 70 every day—but that doesn’t mean a trend reversal to the long side. No basis means no shouting trades. The above is just what I observe from the chart—DYOR.