☯️ 9.20｜BTC staying around 81,000, ETH still above 2,600. The quick rebound from the past few days has moved into a consolidation phase. This weekend, first watch whether key levels can hold—don’t chase the first big bullish candle.
Today is the Bingwu year, Dingyou month, Dingyou day. Ding fire sits on You metal: fire refines metal. Whether strength or weakness prevails will be proven at key levels. As the market rises higher, whether the roots are firmly set depends on how it holds and consolidates on pullbacks. Metaphysics is just for fun; for trading, look at price, volume, and capital.
BTC is around $81,033. In the past 24 hours it is down about 0.31%, with a range of 80,902–81,953. Support to watch is 80,500–81,000, and stronger support is 79,800–80,200. Resistance is 82,000–82,500, and stronger resistance is 83,000–83,500. If 81,000 holds and it breaks above 82,500, then look toward 83,000–83,500. If it breaks below 80,500, watch for 80,000 to be tested again.
ETH is around $2,620. In the past 24 hours it is up about 0.40%, with a range of 2,609–2,669. Support is 2,580–2,600, and stronger support is 2,520–2,550. Resistance is 2,650–2,680, and stronger resistance is 2,700–2,750. If 2,600 holds and it stands firm above 2,680, then look toward 2,700–2,750. If it drops back below 2,580, pay attention to consolidation and support at 2,520–2,550.
Today I’d be more willing to wait for a confirmation of the pullback after a breakout. Over the weekend, fake breakouts are likely—touching a resistance level intraday is one thing; actually holding and standing firm is another. BTC holding 81,000 and ETH holding 2,600 are important conditions for continued repair.
Do you think BTC will break above 82,500 first, or pull back to 80,000 first?
This is for personal market observation only and does not constitute investment advice. Manage position size and leverage, and set stop-loss orders.
Today is the Bingwu year, Dingyou month, Dingyou day. Ding fire sits on You metal: fire refines metal. Whether strength or weakness prevails will be proven at key levels. As the market rises higher, whether the roots are firmly set depends on how it holds and consolidates on pullbacks. Metaphysics is just for fun; for trading, look at price, volume, and capital.
BTC is around $81,033. In the past 24 hours it is down about 0.31%, with a range of 80,902–81,953. Support to watch is 80,500–81,000, and stronger support is 79,800–80,200. Resistance is 82,000–82,500, and stronger resistance is 83,000–83,500. If 81,000 holds and it breaks above 82,500, then look toward 83,000–83,500. If it breaks below 80,500, watch for 80,000 to be tested again.
ETH is around $2,620. In the past 24 hours it is up about 0.40%, with a range of 2,609–2,669. Support is 2,580–2,600, and stronger support is 2,520–2,550. Resistance is 2,650–2,680, and stronger resistance is 2,700–2,750. If 2,600 holds and it stands firm above 2,680, then look toward 2,700–2,750. If it drops back below 2,580, pay attention to consolidation and support at 2,520–2,550.
Today I’d be more willing to wait for a confirmation of the pullback after a breakout. Over the weekend, fake breakouts are likely—touching a resistance level intraday is one thing; actually holding and standing firm is another. BTC holding 81,000 and ETH holding 2,600 are important conditions for continued repair.
Do you think BTC will break above 82,500 first, or pull back to 80,000 first?
This is for personal market observation only and does not constitute investment advice. Manage position size and leverage, and set stop-loss orders.