BTC's recent decline was very beautiful, forming a clean rejection at the critical resistance level of $80,000. It's a bit unfortunate to have missed the real-time market, but from the K-line performance, it is indeed a textbook-level rebound.
If the bearish pattern continues to develop, two signals should be watched: first, clearing the local high, and second, breaking below the PM-VAH level. As long as one of these two conditions is triggered, the logic for shorting will become clearer. At this stage, observation is preferred over trading, and wait for more confirmed breakout signals before entering.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 7h ago
Textbook rebound? It looks more like getting beaten repeatedly to me. 80,000 is just a paper tiger, right?
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MEVvictim
· 7h ago
The rejection at 80,000 was indeed clean; missing the real-time opportunity is a bit regrettable.
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LiquidityWizard
· 7h ago
The 80,000 mark really can't hold up anymore. Looking forward to continued drops later on.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 7h ago
80,000 this wave of rejection was indeed clean, but unfortunately missed the tail end of the market.
BTC's recent decline was very beautiful, forming a clean rejection at the critical resistance level of $80,000. It's a bit unfortunate to have missed the real-time market, but from the K-line performance, it is indeed a textbook-level rebound.
If the bearish pattern continues to develop, two signals should be watched: first, clearing the local high, and second, breaking below the PM-VAH level. As long as one of these two conditions is triggered, the logic for shorting will become clearer. At this stage, observation is preferred over trading, and wait for more confirmed breakout signals before entering.