#BinanceABCs Bitcoin Monday Market Freeze: Hidden Dangers Behind the Surge

Recent Review

Since early 2026, Bitcoin has been on a steady rise, climbing from the opening price of 87,600 at the beginning of the year to around 92,900 today. It has now re-approached the 90,000 mark. The increase is significant, but the question remains—can this rally truly continue?

What’s Strange About the Market

The large bullish candle on Monday morning was indeed fierce, jumping from 91,500 straight to 92,900, with a 1,400-point increase in just one hour. At first glance, it seemed like a good start. But this is a trap. Don’t be fooled by appearances; my judgment is straightforward: this is a trap to lure more buyers.

The KDJ indicator’s three lines are already showing signs of fatigue, and after the MACD death cross, the upward movement is weak with hollow energy bars—simply put, it’s losing momentum. Although it appears to have strength, the subsequent energy cannot keep up, and a trend reversal downward is only a matter of time.

The 4-hour chart explains the situation even better. Although that large bullish candle broke through the middle of the upper band, the upper band itself has long ceased to expand upward. What does this indicate? It suggests that whether intraday or over the entire week, Bitcoin will form a downward trend.

Practical Trading Opportunities

Shorting Range: Bitcoin 92,800-93,000
Target: 91,000-88,000
Stop Loss: 94,200

This move is no joke; there’s room for a decline within the day.