After a day of watching the trend, BTC is fluctuating around 92,500. Earlier, it surged to 93,359 and then retraced down to 92,102. The rebound was very decisive—this indicates how densely the buy orders are stacked in this range.
From a technical perspective, the 91,500 level is not simple: it is the support at the intersection of the 4-hour MA60 and MA120 moving averages, as well as the neckline support that evolved after the breakout from 90,000. The dual identity adds strength. Looking upward, 92,000 is the 0.382 Fibonacci level, a key point where stabilization reactions often occur.
On the 4-hour chart, a strong "higher high, higher low" structure has been established. The MACD histogram continues to expand, and although RSI at 68 has not yet entered overbought territory, it is not far from the ceiling. Overall, the sentiment remains bullish.
**Trading Strategy** - BTC can look for entry opportunities in the 91,500-92,000 range, with an eye toward 95,000 - ETH is also monitored between 3,120-3,150, targeting 3,250
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GameFiCritic
· 01-08 10:08
The 91,500 level is no joke; with double support stacking and such high buying density, it's indeed easy to stabilize.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 01-08 05:32
The 91,500 threshold is a bit like an ancient city defense line—supported by a multi-layered verification system, making it quite solid. I just don't know how long it can hold this time.
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NFTArchaeologist
· 01-06 06:18
We really have to hold this level of 91,500, or else the entire logic will fall apart.
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MEVvictim
· 01-05 11:10
91500 is really stuck, bouncing back here every time. It feels like the big players are laying out the entire network here.
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RugPullProphet
· 01-05 11:07
The 91,500 level is really heavily stacked, and both rebound attempts have been so fierce. It feels like the main force is gathering strength here.
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ProposalDetective
· 01-05 11:00
91500这道坎儿真的卡得死死的,感觉又要重演一遍去年的戏码了
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alpha_leaker
· 01-05 10:57
91500 this level is indeed interesting. Is the double support really reliable, or are they just trying to trick me into buying the dip again?
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AnnaCryptoWriter
· 01-05 10:50
Vibe at 1000x 🤑
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-05 10:50
You need to hold the 91,500 level; otherwise, the 92,000 will be a waste. The buy orders are so dense that it feels like we should move upward today.
After a day of watching the trend, BTC is fluctuating around 92,500. Earlier, it surged to 93,359 and then retraced down to 92,102. The rebound was very decisive—this indicates how densely the buy orders are stacked in this range.
From a technical perspective, the 91,500 level is not simple: it is the support at the intersection of the 4-hour MA60 and MA120 moving averages, as well as the neckline support that evolved after the breakout from 90,000. The dual identity adds strength. Looking upward, 92,000 is the 0.382 Fibonacci level, a key point where stabilization reactions often occur.
On the 4-hour chart, a strong "higher high, higher low" structure has been established. The MACD histogram continues to expand, and although RSI at 68 has not yet entered overbought territory, it is not far from the ceiling. Overall, the sentiment remains bullish.
**Trading Strategy**
- BTC can look for entry opportunities in the 91,500-92,000 range, with an eye toward 95,000
- ETH is also monitored between 3,120-3,150, targeting 3,250