Bitcoin is doing great as it's back again at the range highs.
I'm not sure whether we'll stick with that for now.
My main scenario is:
- We'll test the recent high.
- We'll consolidate for a little bit.
- We'll have a leverage liquidity flush on Altcoins and a correction on Bitcoin.
That drop, to, maybe $79,000 or perhaps $78,200, that's the one that I'd be bidding.
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So $BTC is back at range highs, which is cool, but honestly I'm not convinced we just camp here and chill.
My gut says we probably tag the recent high first, then we get some sideways action while everyone tries to figure out what's next. After that? I'd expect a proper shakeout — altcoins get their leverage flushed, $BTC corrects a bit.
That dip down to maybe $79k or even $78.2k? That's where I'd actually be looking to bid. Not chasing up here, just waiting for the market to do its thing and ...
Bitcoin is back above $81K, and the next level matters.
$BTC has made a strong recovery from the $75K–$76K area, pushing back into the $81K zone with clear momentum.
Now, all eyes are on $82K.
A clean breakout and hold above this level could strengthen the bullish structure and bring higher levels into focus.
If BTC gets rejected, I’ll be watching $80K first, followed by $78K as potential areas of interest.
For now, I’m not chasing the move.
Let price confirm.
Then react.
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