BTC/USDT Analysis. The level is broken — what’s next?
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Yesterday, the previously outlined scenario played out as expected. After a brief consolidation around the $95,000 level, Bitcoin continued its upward move. The balance structure has been broken, but the key question now is whether it makes sense to chase longs at current prices.
Despite Bitcoin’s strong weekly performance, retail traders remain cautious. Moreover, activity from small-cap market participants continues to decline. Historically, this behavior suggests there is still room for further growth, and a move toward six-digit prices may follow.
On a local scale, we are observing anomalous activity in the $96,900–$97,500 zone. When price returns to this area, delta shifts toward buyers, yet this dynamic also signals seller pressure at resistance. If Bitcoin fails to confidently break and hold above the local hourly high at $97,200, a corrective move toward the nearest strong support becomes likely.
That said, the broader market sentiment remains bullish. In the event of a clean breakout and consolidation above this level, the $96,900–$97,500 zone may act as a support area.
Buy zones
$94,400–$93,200 (volume anomalies)
$92,000–$90,400 (accumulated volumes)
$88,400–$87,000 (accumulated volumes)
$86,000–$84,800 (anomalous activity)
$84,000–$82,000 (strong volume anomalies)
Sell zones
$96,900–$97,500 (potential resistance, volume anomalies)
$101,000–$104,000 (accumulated volumes)
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