On the 4hr Bitcoin chart, price action is respecting the Monday range quite well:
$110.4k (Monday High) is acting as firm resistance.
$108.6k (Monday Low) continues to hold as support, with multiple successful retests in the past day.
The $109k level (Weekly Open) is beginning to show signs of 4hr resistance too.
To maintain bullish momentum, I’d like to see a clean break above the $109k zone soon. However, the longer we consolidate below it, the more likely we see a sweep of the $107k–$106.5k range.
✅ Strong start to the week in terms of trade setups — let’s see how things develop today!
Bitcoin remains in a tight consolidation phase, holding firmly above $103K on the 4-hour chart. Over the past four days, every 4H candle has closed above this level, confirming it as key support.
On the upside, price faced another rejection near $106K, reinforcing $106.3K (Weekly Open) as significant 4H resistance. This level continues to cap any bullish momentum.
Currently, the market is ranging between $102K - $107.1K (Monday’s range), and with prolonged sideways movement, a larger breakout is becoming increasingly likely.
Outlook:
A decisive break above $106.3K may trigger a run toward the ATH.
A failure to hold $103K could open the door for a retest of sub-$100K levels.
At this stage, the direction of the next major move remains uncertain — caution and patience are advised.
If you've been keeping up with my recent posts, you probably noticed Bitcoin got pushed back right at the Weekly Open of $104K this morning. This level has been tough to crack for the last four days. On the flip side, $103K is holding up as solid support on the 4-hour chart, so we're stuck in a really tight range- less than 1%-heading into the weekly close and US futures open.
With the US credit rating downgrade last Friday, expect some bumps and shakes in the market over the next day. For now, I'm watching $103K and $104K closely-breaking either way should give us a clue about what's next for $BTC .
Price is tightening up between those orange trendlines - classic compression. That means more chop until we get a bigger breakout. So scalping is the name of the game right now, but stay sharp - things can flip quick.
We're still getting rejected below the trendline and $104K (Weekly Open) remains tough resistance.
That 0.75 Fib level near $106K? Nailed it - best entry in recent days. Premium Group was on it early.
Now, all eyes on the trendlines. Whichever breaks first will likely lead the next big move.
A typical choppy weekend for Bitcoin so far. 4H support stands at $93.5K (Yearly Open) and 4H resistance at $95K (Previous Month High). Yesterday, we saw the liquidity at $95K get swept, followed by a rejection. Sell orders are stacking again at that level, making it a strong resistance zone to break through.
On the downside, key buy-side liquidity remains at $91.5K. However, it's important to see $92K hold on daily closes if #BTC is to make a move towards $98K in the short term.
US Futures open tonight will be key — let's see how it impacts momentum.
Bitcoin dipped below $82.4K (Monday’s low) but reclaimed the level during the Asia session. Now, all eyes are on the FOMC later today. While a rate freeze is expected, the real volatility will come from the dot plot and Jerome Powell’s speech.
Right now, BTC is trading in the middle of Monday’s range—prime territory for fake-outs. The best long entry was the retest of $82.4K after the reclaim. Going forward, I’ll be watching for another sweep of $82.4K or a reaction at $84.2K-$84.7K.
The crypto market remains sensitive to U.S. tariff headlines, impacting Bitcoin's price action despite a favorable U.S. CPI report. The ongoing U.S.-Canada trade tensions have added to market uncertainty, leading to choppy movement.
Currently, BTC is consolidating below key resistance at $84.3K (Monthly Open) and the orange trendline. A confirmed breakout above this level could trigger a move toward $86K (CME Gap). However, failure to break out may result in a pullback to the lower channel around $78K – $79K.
Monitoring price action closely for confirmation of the next trend. Stay cautious.
The market remains in a downtrend, with Bitcoin testing the $80K level again this morning. This is a key psychological zone, reinforced by demand from late February’s move.
Broader market conditions will be crucial this week, as the S&P 500 sits on a major support level. A breakdown here could trigger a larger sell-off across risk assets.
On the upside, there’s a CME gap at $86K—watch for a reaction if Bitcoin retests that area. For now, $84.2K (Monthly Open) has established itself as 4-hour resistance.
Bitcoin saw a low-volume weekend, holding $86K as 4-hour support. However, this level now appears at risk of turning into resistance on the next close.
Price has moved toward testing the key $84.2K Monthly Open, with potential downside to $83K-$82.9K in the short term. Any significant move is likely to come with the US futures open or the Asia session tonight. Stay alert for volatility.