From the current 67K to 70K, although only a 3,000-point gap, it’s definitely a “three steps forward, five steps back” situation:
· First barrier (68,500 - 69,000): This is the dense area of previous sell-offs and also the psychological stop-loss level for many short-term traders. Breaking through here requires solid trading volume; otherwise, it’s easy to hit a wall. · Second barrier (69,500 - 70,000): The real “high-pressure line.” 70K is not only an integer milestone but also an important psychological peak in the late stage of last year’s bull market. Once it reaches the 70K mark, there will inevitably be heavy profit-taking and trapped positions exerting dual selling pressure. · Key driver: To push through this time, it must rely on macro sentiment (such as interest rate expectations) or sustained, unexpected net inflows into spot ETFs. Relying solely on on-chain capital battles makes it very challenging.
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CoinRoad
· 4h ago
I hope I am the joy you want to hide in your pocket✧
#BTC能否重返7万美元?
From the current 67K to 70K, although only a 3,000-point gap, it’s definitely a “three steps forward, five steps back” situation:
· First barrier (68,500 - 69,000): This is the dense area of previous sell-offs and also the psychological stop-loss level for many short-term traders. Breaking through here requires solid trading volume; otherwise, it’s easy to hit a wall.
· Second barrier (69,500 - 70,000): The real “high-pressure line.” 70K is not only an integer milestone but also an important psychological peak in the late stage of last year’s bull market. Once it reaches the 70K mark, there will inevitably be heavy profit-taking and trapped positions exerting dual selling pressure.
· Key driver: To push through this time, it must rely on macro sentiment (such as interest rate expectations) or sustained, unexpected net inflows into spot ETFs. Relying solely on on-chain capital battles makes it very challenging.