Cryptocurrency Market Total Market Cap Latest Update: We are currently still oscillating within a trading range. Although market sentiment appears weak and many analysts are calling for a bottom, the daily chart shows a less pessimistic picture. This wave of decline has touched a key support level (bullish demand zone). As long as the closing price stays above this level, the probability of a rebound remains quite high. The daily chart of Bitcoin is particularly worth noting — the defensive stance at support levels often reflects short-term buying strength. Despite the strong bearish sentiment, market data is telling a different story, which is why one should not blindly follow the trend and short.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 2h ago
Whether the support level holds or not is the key. It's useless to just listen to the bears shouting; we need to see if BTC can hold its closing price.
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OnchainFortuneTeller
· 2h ago
Talking about support levels again, can it really hold this time? Anyway, I'm just waiting to see how BTC closes before making any judgment.
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Can the defensive attitude at support levels reflect buying momentum? I've heard this theory too many times; the key is whether the funds are willing to buy in.
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The bearish wave is strong, but the chart data tells a story... It always feels like something's off when I hear that.
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If the bullish demand zone holds, the rebound probability is high. But what if it doesn't hold? That's why I never believe in probabilities.
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Range oscillation is just eating your stop-loss orders. Wake up.
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Is it support or a trap to induce a short squeeze? Anyway, I can't tell the difference.
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Not following the trend to short? But someone always says that before every bottom.
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HashBrownies
· 2h ago
Whether the support level holds or not is really crucial. It feels like this round depends on whether Bitcoin will give face or not.
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hodl_therapist
· 2h ago
Is the support level holding? Then just wait for the rebound, don't be scared into reckless selling by the air.
Market data is the real truth; all talk is secondary.
It's time to test psychological resilience. Only the brave who dare to buy the dip now are true warriors.
I've been calling the bottom for so long, I'm already numb.
Bitcoin's performance feels like a rebound is just around the corner.
The key is whether it can hold steady at the close; everything is still up in the air.
Follow the trend and short? Forget it, I'll wait for the data to speak.
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DefiVeteran
· 2h ago
Support holding steady for a rebound? I'm tired of this rhetoric; they said the same last time and it broke down.
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They're starting to call the bottom again. These analysts are really out of line.
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Talking about the chart telling a story? I only look at the candlesticks; everything else is nonsense.
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Bitcoin daily support attitude... Bro, are you sure you're not overthinking "attitude"? Haha.
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A strong bearish wave doesn't necessarily mean it will fall through. I buy this logic.
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Is there a high probability of bouncing back after holding support? Sounds good, but why not go all in then?
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Another key support level, another bullish demand zone. Can you come up with some new tricks?
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I just want to know, what if it doesn't hold? How will the analysts explain it?
Cryptocurrency Market Total Market Cap Latest Update: We are currently still oscillating within a trading range. Although market sentiment appears weak and many analysts are calling for a bottom, the daily chart shows a less pessimistic picture. This wave of decline has touched a key support level (bullish demand zone). As long as the closing price stays above this level, the probability of a rebound remains quite high. The daily chart of Bitcoin is particularly worth noting — the defensive stance at support levels often reflects short-term buying strength. Despite the strong bearish sentiment, market data is telling a different story, which is why one should not blindly follow the trend and short.