BTC and ETH have been moving in somewhat conflicting directions lately: the BTC system leans bearish, while ETH looks bullish. Don’t panic—this is often a sign that big players are rotating between sectors, and weaker coins usually move first.
Here’s what the data shows: $85,605 is resistance for BTC, with support at $82,248; for ETH, $2,481 is a buying zone, and $2,582 is the target.
My strategy is simple: follow only the side with a clear direction and sit out the other. I don’t have a BTC position right now. I’ll wait for a bearish candle after a rebound to $85,605 before shorting, or a bullish candle after a retest of $82,248 before going long. Same idea for ETH: a bearish candle at $2,582 means bearish, while a bullish candle at $2,481 means bullish.
Don’t rush into a trade—wait for price confirmation. Which do you think BTC will break first this week: resistance above or support below? Comment A (up) or B (down).
Here’s what the data shows: $85,605 is resistance for BTC, with support at $82,248; for ETH, $2,481 is a buying zone, and $2,582 is the target.
My strategy is simple: follow only the side with a clear direction and sit out the other. I don’t have a BTC position right now. I’ll wait for a bearish candle after a rebound to $85,605 before shorting, or a bullish candle after a retest of $82,248 before going long. Same idea for ETH: a bearish candle at $2,582 means bearish, while a bullish candle at $2,481 means bullish.
Don’t rush into a trade—wait for price confirmation. Which do you think BTC will break first this week: resistance above or support below? Comment A (up) or B (down).