Yesterday, BTC rose to 87,200, but today it has returned to around 84,500. ETH fell from its peak at 2,778 to 2,660, while SOL fully retreated from 123.8 to 118. What’s most striking isn’t the drop, but that the funds that were chasing a breakout yesterday are now facing a test today—could this be a natural pullback, or another fakeout?
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$BTC is currently at 84,500. Today it dropped to a low of about 83,900. From 83,800 to 84,000 is the first area that can be relied on. After holding 85,000 and reclaiming it, there’s a chance to test 85,500 again. Only after holding 85,500 should we talk about yesterday’s high at 87,200. If 83,800 breaks, we need to be cautious about slipping back into the previous consolidation zone.
$ETH is currently around 2,667, and today’s low is 2,651. The 2,650–2,660 line has now become the most direct line of defense. 2,700 above has once again become the first resistance, and once resistance is truly confirmed, look at 2,730–2,750. After failing yesterday’s attempt at 2,778, ETH is now clearly weaker than Bitcoin.
$SOL is currently at 118.6. 117–118 is the first support, and it needs to be watched above 120–120.5 first. After it stabilizes, then look toward 123.
This is the correct positioning order: BTC holds 83,800, ETH holds 2,700, and SOL holds 120.5. We saw a breakout yesterday; today we’re looking for a pullback. A truly strong market won’t give up all breakout levels.