From a technical perspective, I remain cautious about the future of Bitcoin. The current sideways consolidation phase seems more like a buildup before a significant decline.
The key resistance level is around 95,000. If this level is effectively suppressed, the next support zone shifts to the 87,500-89,000 range. Whether this range can hold will determine the subsequent trend direction. From a larger cycle perspective, the bearish momentum still dominates, and the next reasonable target could be around $76,000.
This is not a simple technical rebound theory but a judgment based on the current pressure-support system and the long-term cycle trend. The key is whether 95,000 can hold; once it is broken, the probability of a downward move will increase further.
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BasementAlchemist
· 6h ago
If 95,000 can't be broken, I really have to run away.
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ContractFreelancer
· 01-08 16:56
If 95,000 can't be broken through, something serious will happen.
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governance_ghost
· 01-08 16:54
It seems unlikely to hold the 95,000 level; I feel a major event is brewing.
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BottomMisser
· 01-08 16:46
If 95,000 doesn't break, I won't believe the bears. By the way, I also lost money the last time I looked at this.
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 01-08 16:33
If 95,000 can't hold, 88,000 is also uncertain...
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It's the same old accumulation theory, I'm tired of hearing this explanation haha
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Bitcoin wants to drop to 76,000, I'll go short first
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With so many resistance and support levels, why does no one talk about when the real break will happen?
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This technical analysis... feels like gambling
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Let's wait until 95,000, anyway, sideways trading is annoying
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The bears have been dominant for so long, when will they come?
From a technical perspective, I remain cautious about the future of Bitcoin. The current sideways consolidation phase seems more like a buildup before a significant decline.
The key resistance level is around 95,000. If this level is effectively suppressed, the next support zone shifts to the 87,500-89,000 range. Whether this range can hold will determine the subsequent trend direction. From a larger cycle perspective, the bearish momentum still dominates, and the next reasonable target could be around $76,000.
This is not a simple technical rebound theory but a judgment based on the current pressure-support system and the long-term cycle trend. The key is whether 95,000 can hold; once it is broken, the probability of a downward move will increase further.