From the 4-hour chart, Bitcoin has begun to consolidate after rebounding at the 89,000 level. This is more of a normal pause during a bullish trend and not a sign of a reversal. The current pullback is within controllable limits, and the overall framework remains bullish. The key point now is to closely watch whether the 90,500 level can be broken.
On the technical side, there are interesting signs: the MACD has already formed a golden cross, indicating that the bearish momentum is clearly weakening, and the bulls are gradually taking over; additionally, the KDJ is still diverging upward, which suggests that the short-term correction is actually building energy for the next upward wave. As long as the key support holds, the upward trend remains intact.
A simple strategic overview (risk on your own):
If there is a pullback within the 88,200 to 87,600 range, consider adding to long positions in stages.
The first target upward is 90,500. If the price can stabilize with volume here, there’s a possibility of testing 93,000 further.
The core logic is: as long as the trend isn’t broken, don’t chase shorts during corrections. Protect key supports and operate in line with the trend.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 10h ago
⚠️ CRITICAL: nobody's auditing these support levels for exploit vectors. 88200-87600 "accumulation zone" screams honeypot setup... seen this rugpull indicator pattern 47 times already. DYOR before any entry, seriously.
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UncleLiquidation
· 10h ago
Whether this key level at 90500 breaks or not will determine how to proceed next. The MACD golden cross looks comfortable, but I'm just worried about a false breakout.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 10h ago
The 89,000 level rebounded and then consolidated with decreased volume, a typical replenishment phase, as the booster is gathering strength. If we can hold steady at 90,500, we have a chance to head straight towards the 93,000 level.
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SellTheBounce
· 10h ago
Coming back with the same story? Every time, it's about support levels holding and staying in, but what happens... there's always a lower point waiting for the next sucker.
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CryptoPunster
· 10h ago
Laughing out loud, it's another "don't chase short after a bad trend correction," I feel like I'm listening to a comic dialogue. Can we change the lines next time... But speaking of which, that 88200 level is indeed interesting, let's see if it can surprise me.
#数字资产动态追踪 Friday Morning BTC Market Observation Notes
From the 4-hour chart, Bitcoin has begun to consolidate after rebounding at the 89,000 level. This is more of a normal pause during a bullish trend and not a sign of a reversal. The current pullback is within controllable limits, and the overall framework remains bullish. The key point now is to closely watch whether the 90,500 level can be broken.
On the technical side, there are interesting signs: the MACD has already formed a golden cross, indicating that the bearish momentum is clearly weakening, and the bulls are gradually taking over; additionally, the KDJ is still diverging upward, which suggests that the short-term correction is actually building energy for the next upward wave. As long as the key support holds, the upward trend remains intact.
A simple strategic overview (risk on your own):
If there is a pullback within the 88,200 to 87,600 range, consider adding to long positions in stages.
The first target upward is 90,500. If the price can stabilize with volume here, there’s a possibility of testing 93,000 further.
The core logic is: as long as the trend isn’t broken, don’t chase shorts during corrections. Protect key supports and operate in line with the trend.