(1) In-Depth Technical Breakdown 1. Key Indicator Signals - RSI (Relative Strength Index): Current reading is 62.3, not in the overbought zone above 70, leaving room for further upward movement; caution is needed for reversal signals such as price new highs accompanied by RSI divergence. - MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence): 12-day EMA and 26-day EMA maintain a golden cross pattern, with the histogram showing slight expansion, confirming a short-term bullish trend, but lagging signals require volume confirmation. - OBV (On-Balance Volume): 24-hour trading volume surged by 38.98%, with OBV rising in sync with price, indicating strong capital inflow willingness and sufficient volume support for upward momentum. 2. Precise Support and Resistance Levels - Resistance above: P1=97,000 USD (Fibonacci 38.2% extension); P2=98,000 USD (upper boundary of previous consolidation); P3=100,000 USD (key psychological level + strong technical resistance). - Support below: S1=92,000 USD (1-hour support level + psychological level); S2=90,450.7 USD (trend lifeline, breaking below indicates weakening short-term bullish structure); S3=87,717.9 USD (early 2026 platform, losing this confirms a correction trend). (2) Cycle Trend Forecast 1. Short-term (1-3 months): Volatile upward movement, aiming to break 100,000 - Since the beginning of the year, a 10.84% increase has been achieved (from $87,412 to $95,512), with market features showing “institutional accumulation, retail exit,” large transactions over $10 million increased by 59.26%, while small transactions decreased by 66.38%. - Technical indicators are in a multi-cycle resonance strong phase, but caution is needed for profit-taking pressure near the $100,000 mark. Short-term consolidation is likely between $92,000 and $98,000, with a pullback to S1 ($92,000) seen as a low-risk entry opportunity. 2. Mid-term (6-12 months): Policy + capital dual drive, targeting $175,000 - Institutional optimism: VanEck targets $180,000; Standard Chartered predicts $175,000-$250,000; Grayscale explicitly expects a new all-time high in the first half of 2026. - Core driving factors: Federal Reserve rate cut cycle enhances risk asset attractiveness; US 401(k) retirement accounts may open to crypto investments; the “Digital Asset Market Clarity Act” promotes industry standardization, reducing valuation discounts. - Potential variables: Before the November 2026 midterm elections, policy implementation pace may accelerate (first half as “policy honeymoon period”), with increased volatility in the second half due to political uncertainties. 3. Long-term (1-2 years): Institutional allocation era arrives, price center continues to rise - Market structure has fundamentally changed: institutional holdings account for 24%, BlackRock IBIT ETF holds 800,000 BTC, surpassing MicroStrategy to become the largest single holder; Grayscale, BlackRock, and Fidelity dominate 89% of ETF market share. - Supply and demand tightening: circulating supply nearing the limit, long-term holders (LTH) have sold 1.4 million BTC, with selling pressure easing; corporate treasuries and sovereign funds (such as ADIC, Mubadala) continue to increase holdings, with 134 global companies holding 1.686 million BTC.
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(1) In-Depth Technical Breakdown
1. Key Indicator Signals - RSI (Relative Strength Index): Current reading is 62.3, not in the overbought zone above 70, leaving room for further upward movement; caution is needed for reversal signals such as price new highs accompanied by RSI divergence.
- MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence): 12-day EMA and 26-day EMA maintain a golden cross pattern, with the histogram showing slight expansion, confirming a short-term bullish trend, but lagging signals require volume confirmation.
- OBV (On-Balance Volume): 24-hour trading volume surged by 38.98%, with OBV rising in sync with price, indicating strong capital inflow willingness and sufficient volume support for upward momentum.
2. Precise Support and Resistance Levels
- Resistance above: P1=97,000 USD (Fibonacci 38.2% extension); P2=98,000 USD (upper boundary of previous consolidation); P3=100,000 USD (key psychological level + strong technical resistance).
- Support below: S1=92,000 USD (1-hour support level + psychological level); S2=90,450.7 USD (trend lifeline, breaking below indicates weakening short-term bullish structure); S3=87,717.9 USD (early 2026 platform, losing this confirms a correction trend).
(2) Cycle Trend Forecast
1. Short-term (1-3 months): Volatile upward movement, aiming to break 100,000
- Since the beginning of the year, a 10.84% increase has been achieved (from $87,412 to $95,512), with market features showing “institutional accumulation, retail exit,” large transactions over $10 million increased by 59.26%, while small transactions decreased by 66.38%.
- Technical indicators are in a multi-cycle resonance strong phase, but caution is needed for profit-taking pressure near the $100,000 mark. Short-term consolidation is likely between $92,000 and $98,000, with a pullback to S1 ($92,000) seen as a low-risk entry opportunity.
2. Mid-term (6-12 months): Policy + capital dual drive, targeting $175,000
- Institutional optimism: VanEck targets $180,000; Standard Chartered predicts $175,000-$250,000; Grayscale explicitly expects a new all-time high in the first half of 2026.
- Core driving factors: Federal Reserve rate cut cycle enhances risk asset attractiveness; US 401(k) retirement accounts may open to crypto investments; the “Digital Asset Market Clarity Act” promotes industry standardization, reducing valuation discounts.
- Potential variables: Before the November 2026 midterm elections, policy implementation pace may accelerate (first half as “policy honeymoon period”), with increased volatility in the second half due to political uncertainties.
3. Long-term (1-2 years): Institutional allocation era arrives, price center continues to rise
- Market structure has fundamentally changed: institutional holdings account for 24%, BlackRock IBIT ETF holds 800,000 BTC, surpassing MicroStrategy to become the largest single holder; Grayscale, BlackRock, and Fidelity dominate 89% of ETF market share.
- Supply and demand tightening: circulating supply nearing the limit, long-term holders (LTH) have sold 1.4 million BTC, with selling pressure easing; corporate treasuries and sovereign funds (such as ADIC, Mubadala) continue to increase holdings, with 134 global companies holding 1.686 million BTC.