$BTC That move early this morning probably shook a lot of people out at the bottom again.
Look at the chart: it was still above 82,000 overnight, then plunged to 81,034 around 8 a.m. During the day, it completely recovered and is now back above 83,600—up more than 3.2% from the low.
If you sold your position in the mood of this morning, you’re probably feeling pretty rough today. This happens once every market swing, and the problem usually isn’t your analysis—it’s the waiting.
I set three conditions for entering a trade: the price reaches my level, volume confirms it, and the structure remains intact. I only act when all three line up. If even one is missing, I stay out. Staying out is also a position—that’s something many people have heard, but very few can actually do when prices are falling.
One more detail: the area between 80,394 and 81,034 is a support zone formed by these two lows. Today’s dip didn’t break below it, which suggests the market is still respecting this zone for now.
Those who sold at the very bottom probably didn’t get their analysis wrong—they just didn’t wait.
Have you ever sold and then watched the price rise right afterward? Let’s hear about it in the comments 🍌
$BTC It dipped to 81,034 early this morning, then fully recovered during the day.
Look at the chart: it was still above 82,000 overnight, hit a low of 81,034 around 8 a.m., then printed several consecutive bullish candles. It’s now back above 83,600, up more than 3.2% from the low. So far today, it’s gained 2.2%—almost completely recovering yesterday’s bearish candle.
When I see a dip followed by a recovery like this, I look at three things: whether the low broke the previous significant low, whether volume picked up during the drop, and how quickly the price recovered. This time, it didn’t break the low, volume didn’t surge, and it recovered within a day, so I’m inclined to think this was a shakeout, not a reversal.
But the price level matters more than the pattern. Just above 83,600 is the 84,000–85,000 liquidation zone that many people on the plaza have been talking about. Further up, there’s an even larger liquidity cluster above 87,000. The next step up takes us straight into the area with the highest concentration of short positions, which is also why there’s been more talk of a “short squeeze” lately.
Here are the conditions, clearly stated: as long as it doesn’t decisively break below 81,034, I’ll stick with the shakeout thesis. If it does break below that level, there’s another lower swing low at 80,394 to watch. At that point, we’d have to treat it as a trend breakdown.
A judgment needs conditions; otherwise, it’s just a guess. Guys, at this level, I’d rather wait for it to stabilize before making a move.
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