$BTC Breaks Above 88,900 — Here’s the plan you need to Follow
Bitcoin has officially pushed above the 88,900 resistance level, invalidating the earlier short-side bias. This breakout came after BTC defended the 86K–87K demand zone and reclaimed intraday structure with strong momentum. When price behavior changes, the strategy must change too — holding onto old bias is how traders get trapped.
What to Do Now
At current levels, chasing longs is not the smart move. BTC is now trading into a short-term resistance band between 89,300 and 89,800, with stronger selling pressure expected near 90,500–91,200. Entering blindly here carries unnecessary risk.
Smart Long Scenario If BTC pulls back and holds above the 88,200–87,800 area with slowing volume and stable candles, a short-term scalp long becomes valid. This setup targets the 89,800 to 90,500 zone with risk controlled below 87,500. This is a tactical move, not a swing position.
Short Setup Still Exists — But Higher Shorts are no longer valid from below. Any short position should only be considered if BTC shows clear rejection between 89,800–90,200 or deeper into 90,800–91,200. Weak follow-through and rejection wicks would confirm sellers stepping in. Downside targets remain 88,400, 87,200, and potentially 86,200 if momentum fades.
Big Picture Despite this push, BTC is still trading below higher-timeframe resistance. This move looks like a relief push or squeeze rather than a confirmed trend reversal. Patience and level-based execution matter more than emotion right now.
Trade what you see, not what you expected. This market rewards flexibility, not stubborn bias.
