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Senior trader Peter Brant's recent analysis has attracted market attention. He believes Bitcoin has formed a clear bullish bottom pattern, and the key is whether it can break through the $92,000 level. Once successful, he expects the price to potentially rise rapidly to $94,000-$95,000, and even possibly surge towards $100,000.
But there are risks involved. If Bitcoin cannot hold above the $90,000 support, the previous bullish pattern will be invalidated, and the price could retrace to $84,000-$86,000.
From the current market performance, the situation is indeed a bit delicate. Bitcoin trading volume has dropped sharply by 18.41%, with daily trading volume shrinking to $43.58 billion. More concerning is that ETF funds are continuously flowing out, putting pressure on market sentiment. Currently, Bitcoin's price is hovering around $90,212, with both bulls and bears on the sidelines.
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Brant is telling stories again, saying it will break the level every time. And what’s the result? Funds are still flowing out.
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Trading volume plummeted by 18 points. This signal smells a bit fishy...
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Let’s wait and see. Feels like we need to test the bottom again.
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Continuous outflows from ETF are really incredible. Who can withstand this?
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If 92k can’t be broken, it might really drop further. Can’t afford to gamble.
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Always bullish and bearish at the same time. So annoying. Let’s wait for a clear signal.
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Now hovering around 90k. The bulls are a bit weak.
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In my opinion, this is a trap. Don’t follow the herd.
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The 100k dream is still too far away. Let’s just stay alive first.
ETFs are still dumping, 90k can't hold at all. Just watch, it should return to 84k.
Another bottom pattern, another push to 100k. How many times have we heard this, and what's the result?
Trading volume has dropped, this can't go up, buddy.
Both bulls and bears are sleeping, so boring.
ETF outflows are so fierce, who dares to chase the high
Brent is telling stories again, in the end, it's still about looking at the trend
With trading volume dropping like this, what can the rebound rely on?
The 100k dream is still too far away, let's first stabilize at 90k
The trading volume has dropped so sharply, honestly, I'm a bit panicked
If I can't break 100k, I'll just pretend this rebound never happened
ETF outflow... this rhythm feels a bit off
Maybe I should wait until it drops to 84 to get in, anyway, I'm not in a hurry these days
ETFs have been continuously flowing out. Where are the institutional buyers? Why is everyone leaving?
Holding firm at the 90k level feels like it's about to collapse. I dare not add more positions.
The 100k dream is beautiful, but with such sluggish trading volume, I'm a bit scared.
What if we can't break through 92k? We'll have to drop back to 86k. My principal, oh no.
This time, Brant's analysis feels so-so. His previous predictions haven't been accurate either.
At the current 90k level, it's really a dilemma. If I had known, I wouldn't have chased the high.
Are the bulls dead? With ETF funds flowing out so much, it feels so frustrating.
Wait, ETF is still flowing out? This wave is a bit risky.
Brent is drawing lines again, every time it's like this...
If 90k can't hold, it will directly drop to 84k? That's a bit exaggerated.
Trading volume has decreased so much, feels like it's building up? Or is no one really trading anymore?
The 100k dream is still alive, just depends on whether it can break 92 in the next couple of days.
Is so much ETF outflow really a bad sign, or just normal fluctuation?
Another big V is telling stories; ETF has already flowed out, and you're still talking about 100k. Be realistic.
If 90k can't hold, it will directly drop to over 80k. Don't say I didn't warn you.
Expecting a bullish bottom? Ha, let's wait until it drops before talking.
The bears are waiting; don't get led astray by Brent.