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On Monday, May 19th, after briefly breaking through $105,000, Bitcoin once again fell sharply by over 3%, hitting a low of around $103,000. The market is concerned about the increasing risk of a short-term pullback. The long-to-short ratio dropped to 0.94, reaching a new low in nearly a month, indicating an increase in bearish positions. At the same time, technical indicators show a MACD death cross and RSI falling from overbought territory (70) to around 60, suggesting that the upward momentum is starting to weaken.
However, as of the closing on May 20th, Bitcoin has rebounded slightly to $105,722.5, up 0.13% for the day, showing bulls attempting to regain momentum
Bitcoin adopts decentralized blockchain technology, and each transaction will be packaged into a block and permanently recorded in the distributed ledger by miners through ‘mining’ validation. The essence of mining is a competition of computing power: miners need to solve complex hash problems, and the successful ones can receive newly generated Bitcoin rewards. With a total limit of 21 million coins, Bitcoin also possesses the attributes of ‘digital gold’—scarce and resistant to inflation.
Institutional demand continues to provide medium and long-term support for prices, but the weakening short-term momentum still needs to be carefully observed.
In summary, Bitcoin quickly fell back after breaking through key resistance, exposing the risk of insufficient short-term momentum. However, institutional holdings and continuous ETF inflows continue to provide support for medium- to long-term rise. For beginners, understanding technical indicators, grasping support and resistance, and combining phased positions and strict risk control are essential to both participate in market opportunities and avoid risks during this round of volatility.
Bitcoin has shown a ‘bull trap’ signal, but it is also a good opportunity to buy low. Novice investors should stay rational, analyze both technical and fundamental aspects, and develop a sound risk management strategy. Wishing you steady progress in the cryptocurrency market!
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On Monday, May 19th, after briefly breaking through $105,000, Bitcoin once again fell sharply by over 3%, hitting a low of around $103,000. The market is concerned about the increasing risk of a short-term pullback. The long-to-short ratio dropped to 0.94, reaching a new low in nearly a month, indicating an increase in bearish positions. At the same time, technical indicators show a MACD death cross and RSI falling from overbought territory (70) to around 60, suggesting that the upward momentum is starting to weaken.
However, as of the closing on May 20th, Bitcoin has rebounded slightly to $105,722.5, up 0.13% for the day, showing bulls attempting to regain momentum
Bitcoin adopts decentralized blockchain technology, and each transaction will be packaged into a block and permanently recorded in the distributed ledger by miners through ‘mining’ validation. The essence of mining is a competition of computing power: miners need to solve complex hash problems, and the successful ones can receive newly generated Bitcoin rewards. With a total limit of 21 million coins, Bitcoin also possesses the attributes of ‘digital gold’—scarce and resistant to inflation.
Institutional demand continues to provide medium and long-term support for prices, but the weakening short-term momentum still needs to be carefully observed.
In summary, Bitcoin quickly fell back after breaking through key resistance, exposing the risk of insufficient short-term momentum. However, institutional holdings and continuous ETF inflows continue to provide support for medium- to long-term rise. For beginners, understanding technical indicators, grasping support and resistance, and combining phased positions and strict risk control are essential to both participate in market opportunities and avoid risks during this round of volatility.
Bitcoin has shown a ‘bull trap’ signal, but it is also a good opportunity to buy low. Novice investors should stay rational, analyze both technical and fundamental aspects, and develop a sound risk management strategy. Wishing you steady progress in the cryptocurrency market!