$BTC BTC/USDT continues to move sideways between two major zones: resistance around 110,000–112,000 USDT and support near 100,000–102,000 USDT. This consolidation reflects the market’s indecision and the absence of a strong catalyst in the short term. As long as BTC maintains this range, traders can consider applying a classic range-trading strategy: buy near support and sell near resistance.

With the price currently around 105,000 USDT, close to the mid-range, it’s not ideal for opening new positions. Instead, patient traders could wait for a retest of the support zone (100,500–102,000 USDT) with bullish candlestick confirmation to enter a long position. Target zones lie in the 107,000–110,000 USDT range, while stop-losses should be placed just below 100,000 USDT to manage risk.

This sideway pattern is likely to persist until BTC breaks out decisively above 112,000 USDT or falls below 100,000 USDT. Until then, the safest strategy is to stay disciplined and avoid chasing the price at mid-range levels. As we continue to monitor BTC, ETH remains a better candidate for short-term upside, especially after its bounce from the 2,490–2,500 support zone as previously analyzed #SaylorBTCPurchase