During this trip to Xi’an, you perfectly missed a huge run of big-meat opportunities.
$BTC started from 78000, never looked back; it pushed strongly upward in one direction, topping out at 87430. The bullish momentum is very fierce.
Currently, it has begun to pull back from high levels. The current price is 83913, and this round’s lowest retracement reached 82780.
Now $BTC has arrived at a crucial support zone on the 4-hour timeframe—also the life-or-death line for bulls and bears for this week.
Key to watch this weekend:
As long as it does not effectively break below the support range of 82873–82911, the 4-hour bullish structure remains intact, and there’s a high probability of another rebound next week to challenge and push above 86000.
Once it effectively breaks through here, the support immediately fails, and the correction period will be extended.
After that, it may probe further down to 81200, or even retrace back toward the starting point of this rally around 77000—there’s substantial room for the pullback.
A bull market doesn’t go straight up all the time.
The real trend is formed by alternating phases of big rallies and deep shakeouts—there’s no market that only rises without ever pulling back.
The short-term playbook is very clear:
For the next two days, keep a close watch on the key 4-hour support. Hold it and continue going long with the trend; if it breaks down, then step aside and observe for a lower opportunity.
$BTC started from 78000, never looked back; it pushed strongly upward in one direction, topping out at 87430. The bullish momentum is very fierce.
Currently, it has begun to pull back from high levels. The current price is 83913, and this round’s lowest retracement reached 82780.
Now $BTC has arrived at a crucial support zone on the 4-hour timeframe—also the life-or-death line for bulls and bears for this week.
Key to watch this weekend:
As long as it does not effectively break below the support range of 82873–82911, the 4-hour bullish structure remains intact, and there’s a high probability of another rebound next week to challenge and push above 86000.
Once it effectively breaks through here, the support immediately fails, and the correction period will be extended.
After that, it may probe further down to 81200, or even retrace back toward the starting point of this rally around 77000—there’s substantial room for the pullback.
A bull market doesn’t go straight up all the time.
The real trend is formed by alternating phases of big rallies and deep shakeouts—there’s no market that only rises without ever pulling back.
The short-term playbook is very clear:
For the next two days, keep a close watch on the key 4-hour support. Hold it and continue going long with the trend; if it breaks down, then step aside and observe for a lower opportunity.
