Bitcoin has retreated from its all-time high of 126173 and has been oscillating back and forth on the 4-hour K-line recently, with prices ranging between 87258 and 87965. Overall, it remains in a typical high-level sideways consolidation, with no significant directional movement.
The trading strategy isn't complicated. To put it simply—if the price retraces to around 87200 and can hold steady, a small position could try to go long for another wave. If it rebounds and faces resistance around 88000, then consider shorting in the short term. The key is not to chase after the price before the range is broken; doing so can easily lead to being caught in a trap.
The most critical points to watch are two levels: one is 88000—if it holds steady, the bullish outlook will be more confident; the other is 87000—if it breaks below this, the market may turn weaker. These two points largely determine the short-term direction.
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FastLeaver
· 9h ago
I've been watching the 88,000 resistance level all day, but every time it hits, it can't hold. It feels like the bulls are a bit weak.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 9h ago
Oh no, it's the same old story again. If 88,000 can't be broken, I know something's going to happen.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 9h ago
87200, once stabilized, try going long; if 88000 can't be held down, then go short. It's quite clear, but this market is indeed boring; sideways trading is the easiest way to get trapped.
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MemeCurator
· 9h ago
It's the same old story again. If it can't break 88,000, it has to be empty; if it can't hold 87,000, it has to run. Sounds just like the real thing, haha.
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MerkleMaid
· 9h ago
Damn, it's another sideways move at this high level. It's really annoying. When will there be a clear direction?
If we can't break through the key level at 88000, I'll just keep lying low. Anyway, I can't be bothered to chase.
If 87000 falls below, I guess we'll have a cool-down period. We'll see then.
The buddy who got trapped yesterday must be freaking out now, haha.
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NeverPresent
· 9h ago
It's that boring range again, so dull. When will there be some excitement?
It's really no fun if 8800 can't be broken, still dithering around there.
Sigh, let's wait and see if 87 can hold before making any moves.
Bitcoin has retreated from its all-time high of 126173 and has been oscillating back and forth on the 4-hour K-line recently, with prices ranging between 87258 and 87965. Overall, it remains in a typical high-level sideways consolidation, with no significant directional movement.
The trading strategy isn't complicated. To put it simply—if the price retraces to around 87200 and can hold steady, a small position could try to go long for another wave. If it rebounds and faces resistance around 88000, then consider shorting in the short term. The key is not to chase after the price before the range is broken; doing so can easily lead to being caught in a trap.
The most critical points to watch are two levels: one is 88000—if it holds steady, the bullish outlook will be more confident; the other is 87000—if it breaks below this, the market may turn weaker. These two points largely determine the short-term direction.