Last night, I suggested on Binance Square that $BTC could be a good buy around $89,000. This morning, some family members expressed frustration because their buy orders didn’t go through. When I asked what price they had set, they said $89,000 exactly. This surprised me, as my suggestion was an estimate, not a fixed target. In volatile markets, setting orders at round numbers like $89,000 often doesn’t work because many traders do the same. Flexibility is essential when setting entry points.
Will $BTC drop back to $89,000 or lower? It’s hard to say, but it could happen if the market slows down. However, waiting for the “perfect dip” can lead to missed opportunities. At its current price of $96,415, $BTC is showing strong recovery and remains a good range for long-term investment. Trying to time the absolute bottom is risky and often results in missed chances, especially in a dynamic market like this.
To improve your chances, set buy orders slightly above or below key levels like $89,000. This helps avoid the competition at round numbers, increasing the likelihood of execution. Trading is about being practical and finding opportunities, even if they’re not perfect. Focus on realistic price ranges and aim for consistent, solid results over time.
