Bitcoin Analysis: BTC/USD – Is It Poised to Break 95,000 Barrier?

Bitcoin is experiencing a strong upward surge that has pushed the price above the 93,000 level and approaching the 95,000 resistance level, amid strong buying momentum and optimism in the crypto market. This surge coincides with increased trading volume and the market’s approaching anticipated technical and regulatory news. In this analysis, we examine whether this rise will continue or whether the market is preparing for technical profit-taking.

A Look at the Price and Indicators

  • Current Price: 93,510
  • General Trend: Strongly Upward
  • Technical Momentum: Positive, with signs of a temporary correction imminent

Bitcoin has maintained a clear upward trajectory since April 20, breaking through several resistance levels, and is currently trading above important support at 92,871, with a test of the 94,163 resistance level.

Technical Analysis

Technical Indicators:

  • MACD: Strongly bullish, indicating continued positive momentum.
  • Stochastic: It is currently moving above 65, with a slight inflection pointing to a slowdown in momentum and the emergence of oversold signals.

Price Action Forecast – Daily Scenarios

Positive Scenario:

  • If 94,163 is consistently breached, the path will be paved toward 95,098 and then 96,000.

Negative Scenario (Corrective):

  • If the price fails to maintain 92,871, a downward correction may begin toward 92,017, and possibly 91,246, as momentum declines.
Bitcoin Analysis: BTC/USD

Trading strategies based on Buy/Sell levels

BTCUSD In case of buying           in case of selling
Entry point 94163 92017
Target Point 1 (TP1) First resistance: 95098 First support: 91246
Target Point 2 (TP2) Second resistance: 95407 Second support: 91200
Stop Loss (SL) 92017 94163

 

Bitcoin appears poised to test new historical resistance if the momentum continues, but early technical signs of oversaturation are emerging that could lead to a temporary correction. In this context, the 92,871 level remains key to deciding between an upside move and a correction.

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