Binance BTCUSDT 15m Trend Prediction

BTCUSDT approximately 400 fifteen-minute K-line candles overall show a oscillating downward trend, with successive lower highs, trading volume not significantly increasing, indicating a lack of strength for upward rebounds. The K-line pattern lacks a clear bottom formation, continuing to decline. The Bollinger Bands are very narrow, with price near the lower band under the control of main force funds, indicating that the short-term market is extremely weak and lacks confidence for a rebound. If the price breaks below the lower band, it may trigger panic sell-offs. The MACD remains negative across multiple periods, with momentum of upward movement lost, and short-term dominance by the bears persists. RSI values have repeatedly fallen below 50, indicating that the bulls have not effectively entered the market, and the market is dominated by bears. Although large institutional positions are somewhat net long, they have not caused a price reversal, suggesting some long positions may be trapped. Continued decline could trigger further sell-offs or stop-loss actions. Support levels are at 89632, 89588, and 89242 (S1, S2, S3). If both 90500 and 89600 are breached, the risk will further escalate, and overall short-term pressure is obvious. The recent rebound is merely a technical correction and does not establish a reversal basis. It is recommended to adopt a wait-and-see approach or lightly short the market at higher levels during this cycle, strictly controlling risk. Stop-loss can be set at 90800 (mid-band and very short-term resistance zone). If price revisits the 89600-90500 zone without breaking, a small long position can be tried on the left side, with additional positions only after clear signals appear on the right side. Take profit around 89500. In summary, BTCUSDT is currently dominated by bears, and unless there is a sudden unexpected event, the price is likely to continue downward in the near term. Trading should be decisive, with strong precautions against significant downside risks, avoiding blind bottom-fishing.