Tag: Bitcoin
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Bitcoin sits at $83,048 below all major moving averages, and the primary plan is to short a bounce into $84.5K–$85K with a stop above $85.5K while longs stay crowded at 64%.
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Bitcoin slipped under $83K as US spot ETFs bled $485M while perp open interest and funding stayed flat. Here’s who’s selling and who’s staying.
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Bitcoin trades at $83,279.9 below every major moving average, with shorts favored on bounces into $83,750–84,000 and longs only valid if $83K holds on the close.
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Ethereum fell 4.65% as Bitmine halts ETH treasury buys and $500M rotates into Bitcoin. Can $2,500 hold as rising yields and DXY tighten crypto liquidity?
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Bitcoin is pressing its lower Keltner band near $84,213 with RSI at 23.9, setting up a primary pullback long at $82.9K–$83.5K and a secondary short at the $85.1K resistance cluster.
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Bitcoin fell 1.27% below $84K as the S&P 500 rose 0.58%. Is it decoupling, will the U.S. government sell, and should you buy the dip? Key levels inside.
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Bitcoin is stuck in a $84,950 to $86,500 range with oversold oscillators and flat funding, making scaled dip-buying near $85K the primary setup with a stop below $84,300.
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OKB jumped 6% as Standard Chartered, Circle and Ripple invested in OKX. Here is why banks want crypto exchange equity and what it means for Bitcoin’s range.
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Bitcoin sits near $85,291 in a tight Bollinger squeeze with bearish MACD and falling open interest, making rallies into $85.8K–$86.2K the primary short zone while $83.5K support is the only area for a careful long.
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Bitcoin slipped to $85.4k as the 10-year yield hit 5.31%, outweighing strong regulatory news. Key levels, on-chain data, and the trigger to buy again.
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BTC holds above $86K with aligned moving averages and strong ADX, making a pullback long toward $85,750–$86,000 the primary setup while $87,250 remains the breakout trigger.
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Bitcoin hit an eight-month high near $87K after the SEC approved 3x leveraged ETFs, then reversed. Here’s the macro, on-chain and $90K liquidation view.