Recently, I’ve been watching the hourly chart of CME’s BTC futures and noticed a rather typical ascending wedge pattern. You should know that if this pattern appears during a downtrend, it often means the decline isn’t over—in short, it’s a continuation signal.
From a technical perspective, the resistance at the upper edge of this wedge is around $95,000. If the price rallies to this level and then pulls back, it basically confirms the continuation of the downtrend. In the short term, it’s important to focus on how the price reacts to this resistance level.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 11h ago
The 95,000 threshold feels like it's about to come crashing down again.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 12-10 04:14
I have long been fascinated by the 95,000 level, and I dare to rush up and try it, and I will smash it down in minutes
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-10 00:16
I'm also watching the 95000 level, but I feel like the CME hourly chart signals are a bit unclear.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 12-10 00:13
That 95,000 level still feels like it’s going to be broken. Don’t put too much faith in these patterns.
Recently, I’ve been watching the hourly chart of CME’s BTC futures and noticed a rather typical ascending wedge pattern. You should know that if this pattern appears during a downtrend, it often means the decline isn’t over—in short, it’s a continuation signal.
From a technical perspective, the resistance at the upper edge of this wedge is around $95,000. If the price rallies to this level and then pulls back, it basically confirms the continuation of the downtrend. In the short term, it’s important to focus on how the price reacts to this resistance level.