I’m looking at $BTC right now because the entire drop from 94,185 into the sweep at 88,870 showed how sellers tried to take full control, but the chart didn’t break the deeper structure near 83,786. That reaction told me buyers are still alive in the background. Now BTC is sitting around 89,536 and moving sideways, and I’m watching how every dip is getting absorbed without letting the price fall back into the danger zone. When a chart holds this tight after a heavy drop, it usually means momentum is preparing to shift again.
I’m focused on this consolidation because it’s exactly the type of behavior that appears before a reclaim attempt. The market has already flushed liquidity below and now it’s stabilizing just under the previous breakdown level. If buyers step in with even a small burst of strength, the move becomes possible because there’s cleaner upside liquidity waiting above.
Here’s the clean trade setup I’m tracking.
ENTRY POINT
89,100 to 89,700
This zone sits right under the consolidation block. If buyers want to show strength, they defend this exact area.
TARGET POINT
First Target: 90,950
Second Target: 92,300
Final Target: 94,000
These levels match the liquidity pockets created during the previous drop. If BTC regains momentum, price naturally travels toward these zones before cooling.
STOP LOSS
88,250
Placing it under the recent sweep protects the setup. If price breaks under this level, sellers regain control.
If buyers defend the entry block again and reject the dips the same way they’ve been doing, the bounce becomes possible because BTC already cleared downside liquidity and is now compressing for the next push. I’m watching closely because this is how BTC usually behaves before reclaim waves.
Let’s go and Trade now $BTC
