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When Will Bitcoin Hit $100K Again?
CRYPTO MECHANIC | 4h
The crypto market has been on a wild ride lately. It all started with the U.S. imposing tariffs, then China jumped into the mix. While the geopolitical tension continues, the market seems to be shrugging it off—typical behavior when news gets repetitive.
Let’s dive into the Bitcoin charts and see what’s really going on.
BTCUSD (Weekly Chart)
As always, we begin with the weekly chart.
Right now, Bitcoin is still in no man's land. The structure remains broken, and price is stuck between two critical zones. Like I mentioned in my previous updates, from a swing perspective, there are only two scenarios: either price reclaims the broken range, or we dump below $70K.
So far, nothing has changed. Weekly chart remains indecisive.
BTCUSD (Daily Chart)
On the daily, the trend is still down. Price continues forming lower highs, and until we break and hold above $88,800, there’s no reason to expect a shift.
That said, one thing stood out recently—the fake-out move, which is why I shared the $81K long setup on my profile. That trade played out perfectly.
The Trendline Everyone’s Watching
You’ve probably seen this trendline around—it’s on almost every chart. It’s the downtrend line that’s acting as dynamic resistance.
As long as BTC stays below or gets rejected by this trendline, the market bias remains bearish. Some have it drawn slightly differently, but the idea is the same.
A break above it? That’s where things get interesting.
Make Them Believe the Bull Market is Back
Right now, the market sentiment leans bearish. But if we break out of this trendline—even if it's just a move to $88K+—it won’t change the structure, but it will turn a lot of heads. Traders will start calling it a bull market again.
This is what we call a sentiment trap. A push above that level could create excitement—even if technically, nothing has shifted.
