Does a BTC rebound mean we’ve hit bottom? I’d advise you not to rush into buying the dip!
Yesterday’s CPI came in hotter than expected, and the market is still digesting the bad news today.
A lot of people think: after such a big drop, surely a rebound is due, right?
But I want to remind you: a big drop doesn’t mean the bottom is in; and a rebound doesn’t mean the trend has reversed.
On the surface, CPI triggered this sell-off. In reality, it’s driven by macro pressure, lower risk appetite, and a concentrated flush-out of leveraged positions.
Today, I’m keeping a close eye on three levels:
📍 80,000—81,000: Key support zone below. If it fails, watch out for a further drop.
📍 83,000—84,500: Resistance zone above. If the rebound reaches this area without volume backing it up, don’t rush to call a reversal.
📍 Around 77,400: If the 80,000 level gives way, this is the next potential support to watch.
My approach is simple: don’t chase the rally or blindly buy the dip. First see whether the rebound can hold above resistance, then see whether buyers step in on a retest.
The biggest risk in a choppy market isn’t missing out—it’s treating every rebound as the start of a new bull run.
Where do you think BTC goes next?
A: Holds 80,000 and rebounds to 85,000
B: Breaks below 80,000 and continues lower to find support
Leave A or B in the comments, and follow Ran for daily breakdowns of key BTC and ETH levels and the battle between bulls and bears.
#BTC
#ETH #比特币 #CPI
Yesterday’s CPI came in hotter than expected, and the market is still digesting the bad news today.
A lot of people think: after such a big drop, surely a rebound is due, right?
But I want to remind you: a big drop doesn’t mean the bottom is in; and a rebound doesn’t mean the trend has reversed.
On the surface, CPI triggered this sell-off. In reality, it’s driven by macro pressure, lower risk appetite, and a concentrated flush-out of leveraged positions.
Today, I’m keeping a close eye on three levels:
📍 80,000—81,000: Key support zone below. If it fails, watch out for a further drop.
📍 83,000—84,500: Resistance zone above. If the rebound reaches this area without volume backing it up, don’t rush to call a reversal.
📍 Around 77,400: If the 80,000 level gives way, this is the next potential support to watch.
My approach is simple: don’t chase the rally or blindly buy the dip. First see whether the rebound can hold above resistance, then see whether buyers step in on a retest.
The biggest risk in a choppy market isn’t missing out—it’s treating every rebound as the start of a new bull run.
Where do you think BTC goes next?
A: Holds 80,000 and rebounds to 85,000
B: Breaks below 80,000 and continues lower to find support
Leave A or B in the comments, and follow Ran for daily breakdowns of key BTC and ETH levels and the battle between bulls and bears.
#BTC
#ETH #比特币 #CPI