BTCUSD| Daily Technical Outlook
Market Structure
Bitcoin has recovered from last week’s decline, pushing back toward the $92,000 resistance area after a strong intraday rebound.
However, despite the recent upward momentum seen on lower timeframes, the broader market structure remains bearish-to-neutral, with BTCUSD still trading inside a corrective phase rather than a confirmed trend reversal.
On the H4 and Daily charts, the price is still forming lower highs, suggesting that bearish pressure remains active as long as BTC stays below $94,000.
Key Resistance Zone
BTCUSD is now testing the first critical resistance zone at:
- $92,000 – $92,500 (immediate barrier)
- $93,500 (secondary resistance)
- $94,000 (major breakout level)
A failure to break above these resistance levels may encourage sellers to re-enter the market.
Key Support Zone
Immediate support stands at:
- $90,000 – $89,500 (near-term support)
If this zone breaks, BTCUSD may decline toward:
- $88,000 (medium-term support)
- $86,000 – $85,000 (major bearish continuation zone)
Sustained trading below $85,000 would indicate a deeper bearish extension.
Expectations
Bullish Scenario (Alternative)
A sustained break above $92,500 followed by a clear push through $94,000 would indicate a shift in trend.
Upside targets:
- $95,800
- $97,000
- $100,000 (macro trend reversal threshold)
Until $94,000 breaks, any upside remains corrective and exposed to selling.
Bearish Scenario (Primary)
As long as BTC holds below $92,500 – $93,500, the pair remains vulnerable to renewed downside pressure.
A break below $90,000 would likely drive price toward:
- $88,000
- $86,000
A deeper drop could retest November lows.
Outlook
Bitcoin is showing signs of intraday recovery but remains inside a broader bearish structure.
The bullish attempt will only gain credibility if BTCUSD reclaims $94,000.
Failure to do so will keep the pair exposed to further downside toward $90,000 and below.
