#比特币价格走势 When Bitcoin fell below 90,000, I admit I felt a jolt in my heart. But this time, it’s not FOMO, rather I’m wondering—can the 86,000 support level really hold?
Honestly, after experiencing several bear markets, I’ve learned one rule: every time everyone discusses the "key support level," it’s often a test of human nature. Analysts’ calls of a breakout above 90,500 for bullishness, or a breakdown below 86,000 for bearishness, sound reasonable, but I’ve seen too many technical levels dramatically breached, only for the post-mortem to come later.
What’s more concerning is the current market condition—low trading volume, limited trading confidence, with everyone waiting for macro data and central bank decisions. This kind of "waiting" is often the most dangerous, because when liquidity is poor, even a slight breeze can trigger chain reactions.
My advice is, instead of betting on directions by watching these support and resistance levels, ask yourself three questions: Can your position withstand a breakthrough decline? Do you truly understand the fundamental logic behind this price? Can you stick to your plan even when emotions are at their peak?
Those who survive long on-chain are never made by guessing support levels right once or twice. Those who truly survive have learned risk management and emotional control through repeated oscillations.
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#比特币价格走势 When Bitcoin fell below 90,000, I admit I felt a jolt in my heart. But this time, it’s not FOMO, rather I’m wondering—can the 86,000 support level really hold?
Honestly, after experiencing several bear markets, I’ve learned one rule: every time everyone discusses the "key support level," it’s often a test of human nature. Analysts’ calls of a breakout above 90,500 for bullishness, or a breakdown below 86,000 for bearishness, sound reasonable, but I’ve seen too many technical levels dramatically breached, only for the post-mortem to come later.
What’s more concerning is the current market condition—low trading volume, limited trading confidence, with everyone waiting for macro data and central bank decisions. This kind of "waiting" is often the most dangerous, because when liquidity is poor, even a slight breeze can trigger chain reactions.
My advice is, instead of betting on directions by watching these support and resistance levels, ask yourself three questions: Can your position withstand a breakthrough decline? Do you truly understand the fundamental logic behind this price? Can you stick to your plan even when emotions are at their peak?
Those who survive long on-chain are never made by guessing support levels right once or twice. Those who truly survive have learned risk management and emotional control through repeated oscillations.