#特朗普撤销欧盟关税威胁 Bitcoin has recently shown a typical range-bound movement. Observing the market, it can be seen that institutional funds are frequently positioning around the $85,000 level—whenever the price drops below $86,000, large amounts of capital decisively buy the dip; conversely, once it breaks above $95,000, these funds begin to gradually reduce their positions. $BTC is thus bouncing back and forth within the $85,000-$95,000 range, making it difficult to see a breakout in the short term. What is the market waiting for? Most traders believe that policy developments (such as trade policy adjustments) could be the key to breaking the deadlock, but until new signals emerge, this oscillating pattern is likely to continue.
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fren.eth
· 11h ago
Institutions are having a lot of fun playing in the 85-95 range, while retail investors are still guessing policies. LOL
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DegenWhisperer
· 11h ago
Institutions are having a blast playing within the 85-95 range, while retail investors are getting slammed and crying out loud.
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RektButAlive
· 11h ago
Institutions are playing the seesaw here, while retail investors are riding the roller coaster.
With such obvious fluctuation ranges, how are people still getting trapped? We need to wait for policy signals.
85K to 95K, chopping the chives back and forth, does anyone not know who profits and who loses?
Trump's move this time, whether it can break the deadlock depends on what happens next.
Range-bound oscillation is the most annoying, both longs and shorts can't make money.
Institutions have long set their bottom line, and we retail newbies can only wait for an explosion.
Constantly struggling in this box, when will we be able to escape?
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 11h ago
Institutions buy low and sell high back and forth between 85-95, while retail investors just wait to be shaken out.
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Whenever there’s a movement on Trump’s side, the coin price follows the dance. Honestly, it’s still the policy card that hasn’t been implemented.
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The sideways pattern continues, and my stop-loss orders have been swept again.
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Why can institutions consistently bottom fish while we buy and the price drops?
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Waiting for policy signals? Probably waiting until the Year of the Monkey.
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The 85,000 support can’t hold; it feels like it will drop further.
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This market trend is a game of big fish eating small fish.
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Breaking through 95,000? I think it’s even harder than these institutions to cut me.
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Trump’s tariffs fluctuate repeatedly, and the coin price is also acting up.
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Range-bound trading is just accumulation, waiting to shake out retail investors.
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MelonField
· 11h ago
Institutions really enjoy repeatedly cutting leeks here. We've been falling in the 85-95 range for a long time. What are we waiting for?
The sentiment on Trump's side has shifted. Why does BTC still look the same, so dull and boring?
Is 85,000 again the bottom? Wait, is this another trap?
Range-bound oscillation is so boring. When will we see a real breakout?
Once the policy moves, the deadlock will break. Right now, it's a matter of betting on when the big move will happen.
Institutions are desperately buying at 85, and start to run at 95. Retail investors are caught in the crossfire, getting hit back and forth.
Can one word from Trump move BTC? This scriptwriter is quite ruthless.
Reducing positions at 95,000—are they really that scared? It feels like they are manipulating the market.
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nft_widow
· 12h ago
86000 is such a tough barrier, institutions are just playing puppet shows here.
Can Trump's recent moves save the market? It still feels like we have to rely on him.
Chopping back and forth between 85-95 to harvest retail investors' profits, retail traders' blood pressure is about to soar.
Waiting for policies? Instead of waiting for that, I'd rather wait for my profits to come in haha.
With such obvious institutional capital deployment, why hasn't anyone targeted them yet?
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GamefiGreenie
· 12h ago
This wave of institutional positioning is quite obvious. They keep trapping people between 85,000 and 95,000. In the short term, it's clear they're accumulating.
#特朗普撤销欧盟关税威胁 Bitcoin has recently shown a typical range-bound movement. Observing the market, it can be seen that institutional funds are frequently positioning around the $85,000 level—whenever the price drops below $86,000, large amounts of capital decisively buy the dip; conversely, once it breaks above $95,000, these funds begin to gradually reduce their positions. $BTC is thus bouncing back and forth within the $85,000-$95,000 range, making it difficult to see a breakout in the short term. What is the market waiting for? Most traders believe that policy developments (such as trade policy adjustments) could be the key to breaking the deadlock, but until new signals emerge, this oscillating pattern is likely to continue.