- New ATH Alert: Bitcoin reaches $107,000, marking a historic milestone
- Future Scenarios: Price could continue upward or retrace to the $98K-$100K liquidity zone
- Risk Management: Break-even strategies are vital as volatility surges
Bitcoin has once again defied expectations, smashing through the $107,000 mark and setting a new all-time high (ATH). But what does this mean for the market?
Let’s analyze the recent price action and explore potential future scenarios.
What Happened?
In our previous analysis, we anticipated the possibility of Bitcoin reacting to one of three supply zones before targeting liquidity below.
And it delivered—reacting to all three zones before pushing through to create a new ATH.
For those who shorted from these supply zones, I hope you set your trades to break even.
What does break even mean? It’s when you adjust your stop-loss to the entry price, ensuring you don’t lose any money if the market reverses against your trade.
A crucial strategy when volatility runs high.
What’s Next for Bitcoin?
Now that Bitcoin has reached a new ATH, predictions are becoming trickier. Here are two key scenarios:
Bullish Continuation
After taking liquidity, the price might maintain its upward trajectory. With fresh ATH momentum, Bitcoin could aim for even higher levels.
Bearish Retracement
However, the market could pull back to areas of interest, particularly the $98,000-$100,000 range, where significant liquidity is resting.
As always, these are just possibilities, not certainties. The market is unpredictable and can move in unexpected ways.
Final Thoughts
Bitcoin’s historic rally highlights the power of supply and demand dynamics, liquidity grabs, and the need for proper risk management. Whether it continues to climb or retraces, traders should remain cautious, flexible, and informed.
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