《BTC’s triple consecutive rise is stuck at 78K! After bad news is out, can Big Pie break the deadlock?》
Big Pie’s current price is 78,014, and it has been rebounding for three straight days. But a lot of old hands are scratching their heads: why is it precisely capped at 78K and can’t go any higher?
In the past two days, I’ve been dealing with the Gas fees for cross-chain new listings nonstop. After I finally calmed down and watched the chart, I found the situation right now is actually very clear:
📌 Bad news heavy hammer has already landed
A few days ago, the Fed raised rates by 25 bps, and the US regulatory bill was also rejected. A bunch of bad news came at once—yet Big Pie didn’t crash. Instead, it slowly crawled back from 74.8K to 78K.
So what does that mean? It means the bad news was priced in early. The market now is in the state of: “all the bad news is gone—now we wait for a new story.”
📌 Resistance overhead, support below
At the 78K level, it lines up perfectly with the 20-day moving average acting as pressure. Above that, 79.6K and 80.6K are also strong resistance zones. To truly open up upside room, it must gain volume and hold above 82.9K. Right now, that’s still nearly 5,000 dollars away.
Looking downward, 77K is the short-term defense line, and around 75K there’s very strong buy pressure propping it up. As long as 75K doesn’t break, the short-term rebound structure is still intact.
📌 Huge divergence between bulls and bears—funds are watching from the sidelines
The current market is quite interesting: bullish positions aren’t low, but the sell orders on the order book are also clearly heavy. This suggests big capital hasn’t figured out where to go yet—they’re all waiting for a clear catalyst.
🧩 My DCA investor playbook reference
You don’t know until you try—once you look into it, the most “carefree choice” is still “only love Big Pie.” These past two days of messing around with on-chain new listing activity taught me this: no matter how flashy projects are outside, it still doesn’t beat the peace of mind of Big Pie sitting in a cold wallet.
· Keep limit orders locked: let the 73,500 and 75,000 orders float there. If it drops, that’s fate; if it doesn’t, then so be it.
· Keep regular DCA unchanged: don’t try to guess the bottom, don’t chase highs—78K in the long-term cycle is just a small footnote.
· Cherish the cash flow outside the market: focus on your main work, work out, and keep yourself with confidence—no matter how the chart whips around, you won’t panic.
For this triple rise, do you think it can stand above 82K and trigger a reversal, or will it keep tugging back and forth at 78K? Let’s discuss in the comments 👇
#BTC #DCA #CryptoMarket #DCAInvestorDiary
Big Pie’s current price is 78,014, and it has been rebounding for three straight days. But a lot of old hands are scratching their heads: why is it precisely capped at 78K and can’t go any higher?
In the past two days, I’ve been dealing with the Gas fees for cross-chain new listings nonstop. After I finally calmed down and watched the chart, I found the situation right now is actually very clear:
📌 Bad news heavy hammer has already landed
A few days ago, the Fed raised rates by 25 bps, and the US regulatory bill was also rejected. A bunch of bad news came at once—yet Big Pie didn’t crash. Instead, it slowly crawled back from 74.8K to 78K.
So what does that mean? It means the bad news was priced in early. The market now is in the state of: “all the bad news is gone—now we wait for a new story.”
📌 Resistance overhead, support below
At the 78K level, it lines up perfectly with the 20-day moving average acting as pressure. Above that, 79.6K and 80.6K are also strong resistance zones. To truly open up upside room, it must gain volume and hold above 82.9K. Right now, that’s still nearly 5,000 dollars away.
Looking downward, 77K is the short-term defense line, and around 75K there’s very strong buy pressure propping it up. As long as 75K doesn’t break, the short-term rebound structure is still intact.
📌 Huge divergence between bulls and bears—funds are watching from the sidelines
The current market is quite interesting: bullish positions aren’t low, but the sell orders on the order book are also clearly heavy. This suggests big capital hasn’t figured out where to go yet—they’re all waiting for a clear catalyst.
🧩 My DCA investor playbook reference
You don’t know until you try—once you look into it, the most “carefree choice” is still “only love Big Pie.” These past two days of messing around with on-chain new listing activity taught me this: no matter how flashy projects are outside, it still doesn’t beat the peace of mind of Big Pie sitting in a cold wallet.
· Keep limit orders locked: let the 73,500 and 75,000 orders float there. If it drops, that’s fate; if it doesn’t, then so be it.
· Keep regular DCA unchanged: don’t try to guess the bottom, don’t chase highs—78K in the long-term cycle is just a small footnote.
· Cherish the cash flow outside the market: focus on your main work, work out, and keep yourself with confidence—no matter how the chart whips around, you won’t panic.
For this triple rise, do you think it can stand above 82K and trigger a reversal, or will it keep tugging back and forth at 78K? Let’s discuss in the comments 👇
#BTC #DCA #CryptoMarket #DCAInvestorDiary