This week, BTC is more likely to test support first. Although the system is bullish, retail sentiment is overly unanimous, which often means heavy overhead selling pressure and a lack of fresh short fuel to drive a short squeeze.
BTC is currently between the $79,961 support pool and the $83,225 stop-loss wall. My strategy is clear: don’t chase the first bounce. If it surges straight above $83,225 and then closes down, that’s a false breakout, and I’ll follow the trend and turn bearish. But the more likely scenario is a retest of $79,961. It’s only a safe entry once the 1-hour candle closes bullish at that level.
The same goes for ETH: watch support at $2,383 and resistance at $2,481. Those who chase the highs often end up getting caught in the second pullback. Patiently waiting for the price to return to the support pool and stabilize is safer than blindly chasing a rally.
Do you think BTC will break above $83,225 first, or test the $79,961 low first? Leave your choice in the comments: A (up) or B (down).
BTC is currently between the $79,961 support pool and the $83,225 stop-loss wall. My strategy is clear: don’t chase the first bounce. If it surges straight above $83,225 and then closes down, that’s a false breakout, and I’ll follow the trend and turn bearish. But the more likely scenario is a retest of $79,961. It’s only a safe entry once the 1-hour candle closes bullish at that level.
The same goes for ETH: watch support at $2,383 and resistance at $2,481. Those who chase the highs often end up getting caught in the second pullback. Patiently waiting for the price to return to the support pool and stabilize is safer than blindly chasing a rally.
Do you think BTC will break above $83,225 first, or test the $79,961 low first? Leave your choice in the comments: A (up) or B (down).