#Green_lamp help me out, what should I do?! We've reached a hot spot for Bitcoin. Seriously: the $91,000–$89,000 range is not just numbers. It's a real test for the market. Over the past two cycles, the price has never broken through this mark – neither in a bullish nor a bearish trend. And you know what? There is no coincidence here.
Bang! – and the price rose to $89,000. Why? Because this level immediately became a stop, where the market closed the gap after long trading between $73,000 and $49,000 for 8-9 months. It's like placing a chip on a roulette wheel and guessing the color.
Fundamental logic
The market is a delicate thing. Here, imbalance is everything. What does it mean? A discrepancy between the real value of an asset and its market value. Bitcoin is currently in the distribution zone.
Cycle Highs: $120,000–$140,000
Cycle minimums: $102,000–$87,000
Average distribution price: $108,000 (for the next 6 months)
Sounds cool, right? But the question is: how to use this to emerge victorious?
What's next? My scenarios:
Here's what I see in the near future:
1. Liquidity flow into altcoins.
If BTC dominance drops, that's a signal. Money will start flowing into alts. Get your portfolios ready, guys, it's going to be hot.
2. Flat until mid-January.
Yes, we can be "marinated" in a sideways trend. But the longer this flat, the more powerful the exit will be. The law of the market.
3. Impulse to $112,000–$120,000.
Ideal scenario: BTC will surge, altcoins will follow, and – voila! – the alt season begins.
4. Trump’s inauguration:
January 20. The market will not sit on the sidelines. Expect strong movements.
What does this mean for us?
BTC Dominance Falls - Green Light for Alts to Rise
If you have alts, hold on to them. It's too early to panic.
The game goes on, and the winner is the one who is willing to take risks consciously, not thoughtlessly.
💬 "Trading is like life: difficult, unpredictable, but if you believe in yourself, there will be success."
Stay in the game, stay calm and don't forget: there's more to come. If you liked it, let me know. If not, well, I'm used to it 😉