Round bottom accumulation, is BTC's next stop 128K? Or will it first drop back to 97K?
$BTC is brewing a big show. Ever since stabilizing at $74,595 on the 0.618 Fibonacci line, Bitcoin seems to have pressed the 'slow rising' switch, quietly forming a round bottom pattern on the three-day chart.
The most fascinating part of this pattern is:
It's not a violent surge, but a step-by-step accumulation of confidence and chips, until it suddenly erupts. Now, the market has reached a critical moment—standing before the resistance of 105K to 110K.
Technically, if the breakthrough is successful, it will directly point to the Fibonacci 0.27 extension of the 128K range, opening up space and igniting faith.
But don't forget, risk control must keep up:
Geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East, unstable political situations, could trigger a risk-averse wave at any time.
Trump's significant actions in two weeks could also be a catalyst for a market turnaround.
If sentiment reverses, a pullback to support levels of $97,900 or $94,600 might instead be a healthy accumulation process, not the end of the world.
This is neither blind optimism nor blind panic; it is a high-quality critical test.
Here’s the question—do you think BTC can push through 110K in one go, or will it first drop back down to wash out?
Wash to 97K and then fly?
Geopolitical surprises directly interrupting the rhythm?
Let’s put out an option and let the bullets fly for a while.
