I watched the chart for a full day, and BTC just churned within a range of a few hundred points. Honestly, this kind of no-volatility is more annoying than a drop—when it drops, at least you know where you’re losing; when it just goes sideways and doesn’t move, that’s the most grinding. Your cost gets burned day by day, and the order book stays motionless.

Today, the big trader gave a number that I’ve looked at again and again—64,100 (USD). His logic breaks it down like this: there was a rebound in the early morning, but at that time the positions were shrinking, which means the people pumping were already running. In the afternoon, the positions were added back, yet the price stopped and wouldn’t move under 64,100 (USD). He said if 64,100 (USD) can’t be reclaimed by the close tonight, this bounce is over.
Below, he listed a set of support levels—63,600 (USD), 63,300 (USD), 62,500 (USD).
Watching these levels is enough. $BTC #GateDEX全面接入RobinhoodChain