Bitcoin has completed a key identity shift at the 92,000 level — from a resistance to a support.
Recently, the market has been oscillating between 90,000 and 92,000. Each downward test, even if it breaks below 90,000, does not lead to a deep decline, while upward rebounds that touch 92,000 occasionally break through but quickly retreat. Currently, the daily triangle area is gathering momentum, and a direction must be chosen.
From an ultra-short-term perspective, a stopping point has been found near 93,000. The 92,000 level has officially shifted from a bearish pressure zone to a bullish support. The bullish logic on the daily chart is also solid — the previous bottom support at 89,500 remains effective, and the price has now risen above 90,000.
To see a "bull market" again in 2026, at minimum, the "9" level must be maintained. Based on this judgment, the short-term strategy is primarily to go long, with some short positions as a supplement.
Specific operation suggestions: go long around 92,600, add to long positions at 92,200, targeting 93,600-94,000; conversely, short around 94,000, add to short positions at 94,400, with a target to retest 93,200-92,800.
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MevWhisperer
· 7h ago
Once the 92,000 level was broken, a lot of people got shaken out. Now they're coming back to talk about support levels—typical armchair strategizing after the fact.
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AirdropJunkie
· 7h ago
The 92,000 level has finally stabilized, I've been watching many traders' moves on this wave for a long time.
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ForkThisDAO
· 7h ago
Is the 92,000 level really that tough? It feels like it's always being pulled back and forth, messing with people.
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HorizonHunter
· 7h ago
The 92,000 level has finally stabilized. That back-and-forth tugging feeling was really annoying.
I've been wanting to ask, if this wave breaks through the 90s, will the 2026 market outlook be directly invalidated?
The target of 93,600-94,000 sounds quite solid, but it still depends on whether market sentiment can support it.
Enter a long position at 92,600, betting that this time it can break through... waiting for a reversal.
Actually, turning 92,000 into support is, to put it simply, a transfer of chips. The bulls are starting to get serious.
Bitcoin has completed a key identity shift at the 92,000 level — from a resistance to a support.
Recently, the market has been oscillating between 90,000 and 92,000. Each downward test, even if it breaks below 90,000, does not lead to a deep decline, while upward rebounds that touch 92,000 occasionally break through but quickly retreat. Currently, the daily triangle area is gathering momentum, and a direction must be chosen.
From an ultra-short-term perspective, a stopping point has been found near 93,000. The 92,000 level has officially shifted from a bearish pressure zone to a bullish support. The bullish logic on the daily chart is also solid — the previous bottom support at 89,500 remains effective, and the price has now risen above 90,000.
To see a "bull market" again in 2026, at minimum, the "9" level must be maintained. Based on this judgment, the short-term strategy is primarily to go long, with some short positions as a supplement.
Specific operation suggestions: go long around 92,600, add to long positions at 92,200, targeting 93,600-94,000; conversely, short around 94,000, add to short positions at 94,400, with a target to retest 93,200-92,800.