Bitcoin doesn’t need a gold or silver pullback to keep moving higher.
Some analysts see this as a niche view, but both Glassnode’s James Check and macro strategist Lyn Alden agree: BTC’s upside isn’t tied to precious metals.
The recent surge in the Bitcoin-to-gold ratio wasn’t driven by gold weakness — it happened because Bitcoin lagged while gold outperformed.
Bottom line: Bitcoin can chart its own course, independent of traditional safe havens. #BTC $BTC #bitcoin
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Bitcoin remains range-bound because it cannot reclaim $90,000. That zone keeps rejecting price, and it is reinforced by strong technical signals like the main price area (POC) and the 0.618 Fibonacci level.
BTC is still trading inside the higher range of $97,500 to $80,500, and it is currently near the middle around $87,000, which usually means slow movement and low volatility.
Support at $85,500 is the main line. If it holds, sideways action is likely. If it breaks on a close, price can drift toward $80,500. #BTC $BTC
As I told you before, $BTC is going down to $80K. This is the final drop before the major upside move. Markets shake out weak hands before big rallies. Save my posts — you’ll need them later.
Structure: The macro trend remains bullish, but BTC is still capped below the major supply zone around $95K–$100K.
Price action: After the drop, price entered a compression phase (flag/wedge structure). This usually precedes a strong move, with direction decided by the level that breaks.
Key levels: Support: $85K–$88K where price is trying to build a base. Resistance: $95K–$100K, a heavy sell wall / supply zone.