Bitcoin Consolidates, But Mid-Term Trend May Soon Grow Clear
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading up marginally at its of $8,325, which marks a slight retrace from its daily highs of just over $8,400 that were set overnight.
Josh Rager, a popular cryptocurrency analyst on Twitter, discussed this lack of direction in a recent tweet, explaining that it leaves him feeling “bear biased.”
“$BTC update: Currently ranging in between but with the inability to close back above $8375 area after that fake-out to $8800 and lack of volume… Leaves me feeling more bear biased. Sorry, there’s no reason for me to feel bullish anytime soon until this range breaks up,” he said while pointing to the below chart.//twitter.com/Josh_Rager/status/83550976
Technical Indicator Favors BTC’s Bulls
Josh Olszewicz, another popular cryptocurrency analyst on Twitter, recently explained that BTC’s Kijun clouds currently pointing to the possibility that Bitcoin will visit $9,300 next.“$BTC: TK lines on 12h and 1D suggest mean reversion over lower lows. Also known as TK disequilibrium or TK c-clamp. Target = 9.3 based on 12h kumo & 1D kijun,” he said.
TK lines on 12h and 1D suggest mean reversion over lower lows also known as TK disequilibrium or TK c-clamp target = 9.3 based on 12h kumo & 1D kijun — #333kByJuly2025 (@CarpeNoctom)
If Bitcoin does begin climbing higher in the near-term, it is highly likely that the upper-$8,000 region will once again prove to be a level of resistance, as it recently surged to this level before incurring a swift influx of selling pressure that sent it reeling down.
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