BTC Descending-Triangle Risk Bitcoin’s 1D chart remains in a downtrend from the $127,500 peak, with price capped beneath the 20/60/120-day MAs and volatility compressing. Structure is a clean descending triangle: a horizontal base at $102,500 and a series of lower highs, with $110,000 acting as near-term supply. After a brief undercut, price is attempting to recover, but the moving-average cluster between ~$108,000 and $114,000 still forms a heavy ceiling.
Primary path: sellers defend $108,000–$110,000 and force a fresh breakdown through the $102,500 floor. A daily close below $102,400—or more decisively, a break-and-hold under $102,000—would confirm continuation, opening the psychological $100,000 handle, then $98,400. That aligns with the triangle’s bearish follow-through and the still-subzero MACD despite fading downside momentum.
Alternative: if buyers reclaim resistance, a daily close above $114,000 would signal a structural shift and invite a squeeze toward $114,500 and the prior range high near $115,000. Aggressive bulls can look for an early momentum trigger on a daily close above $108,100, but expect chop into the MA cluster. For positioning, longs are invalidated on a sustained move below $100,000, while shorts are invalidated on a close above $115,000.
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