Bloody February is coming ahead. If BTC fails to show bullish momentum now, let’s expect the price to balance the imbalance around **75k–90k**. As BTC has been pumping for months, a healthy pullback/retracement is needed for a healthy market. If all it does is pump and pump, then we should be wary, as the price could be manipulated and easily dumped. An example would be the new airdrop memecoins: they pumped in the first week or so, then dumped in the following weeks. I remain bullish long-term but bearish on the retracement.
On the technical side, if BTC manages an impulsive move and does not reject the **90k** support, it could trigger a massive dump for alts (be ready). However, it could also solidify as a support level for a massive pump. Why am I bearish short-term? BTC’s price failed to make an impulsive move when targeting the all-time high. Instead, it showed a huge rejection, which signals bearish momentum. If you review the charts, this pattern repeats consistently. Long-term, I still expect BTC to reach **150k** based on Fibonacci levels.
Fundamentally, BTC is being advertised in America and globally, yet it isn’t pumping. Why? Because big investors are already positioned—they’ve already allocated funds to BTC. The lack of upward movement suggests they’re waiting to take profits, and smart money likely views the current price as still elevated. They anticipate a slight dip, and once the “discount” arrives, a massive pump will follow.
Note that the market is highly unpredictable, but with solid risk management, you can protect your portfolio