Bitcoin has recently been oscillating above 87,000. Although it surged to around 88,000 within 24 hours, it quickly pulled back afterward, with upward momentum clearly weakening. The key resistance level at 90,500 has consistently been effectively suppressed, and bearish sentiment in the market has intensified again.
From a 4-hour technical perspective, Bitcoin's price remains under continuous pressure below the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, with the upper band exerting downward pressure. The entire Bollinger Band is narrowing and leaning towards a bearish formation. The resistance level at the previous consolidation platform has also failed to be effectively broken through. Although there have been several rebound attempts by the bulls, they were quickly suppressed, indicating that buying strength is continuously weakening. Current technical signals clearly point to the bears gaining the upper hand.
Based on the above analysis, it is recommended to consider a short position in the 88,000-88,400 range, with a target near the support level around 86,000.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 7h ago
Will it still drop to 88,000? I was hoping for a rebound, but it looks like I have to cut my losses again.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 19h ago
The data shows another false breakout, and it's very normal that 88,000 can't be pushed through. On an hourly basis, this rebound has been weak from the start, and buying pressure is indeed diminishing. However, the 90,500 level still deserves respect; miners are consuming too much, leading to this situation. Let's wait a bit longer; the historical lows are still far away.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 19h ago
Another round of short traps, huh? Just because 88,000 hasn't stabilized doesn't mean it's collapsing. I don't think so.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 19h ago
It's the same old story of Bollinger Bands tightening and the bears taking control. I'm tired of hearing it. It's better to just admit you don't know whether prices will go up or down.
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LiquidityWizard
· 19h ago
You're starting the shorting routine again. Dare to short at 88,000? What if it breaks 90,500?
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FarmHopper
· 19h ago
It's just repeated fluctuations again, really annoying. Just push to 88,000 and then back off.
Bitcoin has recently been oscillating above 87,000. Although it surged to around 88,000 within 24 hours, it quickly pulled back afterward, with upward momentum clearly weakening. The key resistance level at 90,500 has consistently been effectively suppressed, and bearish sentiment in the market has intensified again.
From a 4-hour technical perspective, Bitcoin's price remains under continuous pressure below the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, with the upper band exerting downward pressure. The entire Bollinger Band is narrowing and leaning towards a bearish formation. The resistance level at the previous consolidation platform has also failed to be effectively broken through. Although there have been several rebound attempts by the bulls, they were quickly suppressed, indicating that buying strength is continuously weakening. Current technical signals clearly point to the bears gaining the upper hand.
Based on the above analysis, it is recommended to consider a short position in the 88,000-88,400 range, with a target near the support level around 86,000.