Bitcoin might have found its intermediate-term bottom back in November. The real test comes down to one thing: can it close above the 10-week moving average? That's the key level. Once BTC breaks and holds above it, things get interesting—you'd likely see a bounce toward the 50-week MA sitting around 101,600. But here's the catch: if equities turn south in January, crypto usually follows suit, and we could be looking at fresh lows instead. So watch that 10-week close carefully—it's basically the dividing line between a potential recovery setup and another leg down.
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SandwichTrader
· 10h ago
Whether the 10-week moving average breaks or not is really crucial. This thing is like a life and death line; once it stabilizes, maybe we can breathe a sigh of relief.
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SorryRugPulled
· 10h ago
Keep a close eye on the 10-week moving average level; it seems like whether this wave can turn around depends on it.
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PoetryOnChain
· 10h ago
The 10-week moving average is the life and death line. If it can't break through, keep pushing downward.
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MrRightClick
· 11h ago
The 10-week moving average is the life-and-death line. Whether it breaks or not depends on this wave. If you're really going to bet on the stock market, don't bring cross-border trades.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 11h ago
You really need to keep a close eye on the 10-week moving average; if it doesn't break, you should prepare to buy the dip. Only after it breaks can you dare to dream of 101600.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 11h ago
Is the 10-week moving average really that important? It still feels like the stock market catches a cold whenever the crypto circle sneezes.
Bitcoin might have found its intermediate-term bottom back in November. The real test comes down to one thing: can it close above the 10-week moving average? That's the key level. Once BTC breaks and holds above it, things get interesting—you'd likely see a bounce toward the 50-week MA sitting around 101,600. But here's the catch: if equities turn south in January, crypto usually follows suit, and we could be looking at fresh lows instead. So watch that 10-week close carefully—it's basically the dividing line between a potential recovery setup and another leg down.