Bitcoin's Key Channel Broken? History Won't Simply Repeat Itself | Invited Analysis
This analysis by Odaily's guest market analyst Cody examines Bitcoin's recent price action and potential future trajectories. The key technical focus is the breach of Bitcoin's critical rising channel support, which had been acting as a "lifeline" for the market since the November 21, 2025, low of $80,600.
The report compares the current market structure to the 2021 cycle, noting a similar three-wave corrective pattern (A-B-C) but cautioning that history does not simply repeat itself. The recent break below the $94,500-$95,000 support zone confirmed a return to a wider consolidation range between $84,000 and $94,500.
Key scenarios are outlined:
* If the price fails to reclaim the rising channel's support, a bearish C-wave could drive the price down towards key support levels at $84,000, $80,600 (the B-wave starting point), and potentially $75,200.
* A recovery above the channel support could lead to a retest of the $94,500 resistance and the 21-week moving average, though this would require supportive macro conditions.
The analyst details a successful short-term trade from the previous week, which yielded a 3.76% return using a quant model-based strategy. Current market structure is assessed as bearish on weekly and daily timeframes, with the daily momentum indicator dipping below zero.
The upcoming week's strategy involves monitoring the confirmed break of the channel support. Operational plans include potential short positions (with a 60% allocation for mid-term and 30% for short-term trades) targeting the $84,000 support, with strict stop-loss and profit-taking rules based on quant model signals.
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