Bitcoin has shown an interesting movement on the 1-hour chart. After a small breakout at the bottom of the consolidation range, the price rebounded strongly and is now approaching the key resistance level of 92.6K.
From a short-term trading perspective, if you are holding a long position, this is a relatively good point to consider taking profits. After all, the short-term volatility is quite evident, making it difficult to predict whether the next move will be a continued surge or a pullback.
For those with a cost basis below 90K, you can continue holding, as your position is relatively advantageous. However, if your entry cost is not ideal, I recommend locking in profits first and waiting for a better opportunity to re-enter on a pullback.
If the breakout at 926 fails, the price may consolidate on a smaller scale for a while. If the bears can then break through, it might be a good time to consider shorting. For now, the focus should be on defending these key levels.
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GasFeeSobber
· 23h ago
What if 926 gets stuck again? You should have taken profit already.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 23h ago
92.6K is acting again; if this crappy position doesn't break through, I have to go back and find my mom.
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OnChainSleuth
· 01-12 08:43
926 is stuck tightly, still debating whether to break through or not. It's better to wait for it to drop and then buy the dip.
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 01-12 08:34
This level at 926 is really stuck tight; it still depends on whether we can break through.
Bitcoin has shown an interesting movement on the 1-hour chart. After a small breakout at the bottom of the consolidation range, the price rebounded strongly and is now approaching the key resistance level of 92.6K.
From a short-term trading perspective, if you are holding a long position, this is a relatively good point to consider taking profits. After all, the short-term volatility is quite evident, making it difficult to predict whether the next move will be a continued surge or a pullback.
For those with a cost basis below 90K, you can continue holding, as your position is relatively advantageous. However, if your entry cost is not ideal, I recommend locking in profits first and waiting for a better opportunity to re-enter on a pullback.
If the breakout at 926 fails, the price may consolidate on a smaller scale for a while. If the bears can then break through, it might be a good time to consider shorting. For now, the focus should be on defending these key levels.