Dollar-cost average into Bitcoin, and you'll always have tears in your eyes…
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Nancy小妹
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BullishWhere will Bitcoin go from here?
Short term: Following the shock of the Binance hack black swan event, panic selling has eased somewhat, and BTC has entered a choppy recovery phase.
Key support: $75,500–$77,000; resistance above: $81,000–$83,000. If negative news about platform security escalates and funds continue to flow out, prices may test support again. If market sentiment improves, BTC may challenge the resistance zone above.
Medium to long term: The key drivers are US dollar liquidity, risk appetite in US equities, and overseas regulatory policies.
Risk factors: Repeated exchange security incidents, tighter regulation, and concentrated leveraged liquidations could trigger a sharp drop at any time. Positive expectations mainly stem from capital inflows from overseas institutions and ETFs.
Overall, the market is deeply divided, with no clear one-way trend. Choppy trading at elevated levels and sharp rallies and drops are the norm.
$BTC
Short term: Following the shock of the Binance hack black swan event, panic selling has eased somewhat, and BTC has entered a choppy recovery phase.
Key support: $75,500–$77,000; resistance above: $81,000–$83,000. If negative news about platform security escalates and funds continue to flow out, prices may test support again. If market sentiment improves, BTC may challenge the resistance zone above.
Medium to long term: The key drivers are US dollar liquidity, risk appetite in US equities, and overseas regulatory policies.
Risk factors: Repeated exchange security incidents, tighter regulation, and concentrated leveraged liquidations could trigger a sharp drop at any time. Positive expectations mainly stem from capital inflows from overseas institutions and ETFs.
Overall, the market is deeply divided, with no clear one-way trend. Choppy trading at elevated levels and sharp rallies and drops are the norm.
$BTC