Has the best Bitcoin buying opportunity of 2026 arrived? Will prices keep falling? Take a look!
1. No beating around the bush—let’s look at the chart. BTC’s daily RSI is already close to oversold territory, just a tiny bit away! What happened to Bitcoin in the past when it got this close?
2. Almost without exception, these were major price bottoms—or at least very close to them. After some consolidation, a big rally followed.
3. So buying now is a great deal. The RSI on the chart may still have a little room to fall before reaching the lower edge of oversold territory, but it’s pretty much there. We don’t have to buy at the exact bottom—we’re still in a great position if we buy close to it!
4. Looking at the candlestick chart, Bitcoin has strong support around $76,500 and $75,000. Shu Qin posted about this yesterday morning, and our trading group has already entered a position. No need to overthink it—let’s catch a rebound first~
5. Looking at the long term, Bitcoin is bound to reach $150,000 within two years. So there’s not much difference between buying at $77,000 or $75,000; even buying at $80,000 wouldn’t make much difference. Don’t overthink it—these are all great buying prices in the long run.
6. Things have gone fairly smoothly for us lately. We exited near the top at $87,000 around the China–U.S. meeting, shorted various altcoins, and then gradually started buying back in from $80,000. There were quite a few unexpected twists along the way, such as the Binance issue, but overall we carried out our original plan to buy back at lower prices. What next? Wait for the wind, then ride it!
1. No beating around the bush—let’s look at the chart. BTC’s daily RSI is already close to oversold territory, just a tiny bit away! What happened to Bitcoin in the past when it got this close?
2. Almost without exception, these were major price bottoms—or at least very close to them. After some consolidation, a big rally followed.
3. So buying now is a great deal. The RSI on the chart may still have a little room to fall before reaching the lower edge of oversold territory, but it’s pretty much there. We don’t have to buy at the exact bottom—we’re still in a great position if we buy close to it!
4. Looking at the candlestick chart, Bitcoin has strong support around $76,500 and $75,000. Shu Qin posted about this yesterday morning, and our trading group has already entered a position. No need to overthink it—let’s catch a rebound first~
5. Looking at the long term, Bitcoin is bound to reach $150,000 within two years. So there’s not much difference between buying at $77,000 or $75,000; even buying at $80,000 wouldn’t make much difference. Don’t overthink it—these are all great buying prices in the long run.
6. Things have gone fairly smoothly for us lately. We exited near the top at $87,000 around the China–U.S. meeting, shorted various altcoins, and then gradually started buying back in from $80,000. There were quite a few unexpected twists along the way, such as the Binance issue, but overall we carried out our original plan to buy back at lower prices. What next? Wait for the wind, then ride it!
