Usman Salis
● Crypto analyst Kripto Kahin recently shared his updated take on Bitcoin's price movement, pointing to a critical support level that could spark a short-term bounce. His TradingView chart shows Bitcoin hovering around $103,771—down 2.6% that day—with eyes on a potential bounce from the $100,000–$101,000 zone, highlighted as a strong demand area.
● Kahin's approach is all about balance and risk management in today's choppy market. He expects Bitcoin to find support in that orange zone and plans to open a stop-protected position there. But here's the shift: he's not betting one-sided anymore. Instead, he's watching for moves in both directions, acknowledging that we're in a phase where anything can happen. The real danger, he says, is getting emotionally locked into one view while the price swings wildly.
● If Bitcoin does bounce from this support, it could rebuild confidence among short-term traders and potentially push toward resistance levels around $108,700–$110,500. But if it breaks below $100K? Technical models point to downside targets near $97,800 and $94,900—areas that previously acted as accumulation zones. Kahin's strategy is simple: stay flexible and avoid forcing trades.
I expect Bitcoin to take support from the orange area. I'm not hopeless about the market yet, but I'm now chasing two-way trades. I don't want to become emotional by focusing on one side. As Kripto Kahin put it:
● This cautious mindset mirrors a broader shift in the crypto market as volatility returns after a quiet consolidation period. More traders are now using two-way strategies to navigate uncertain conditions—shifting liquidity, changing rate expectations, and shaky risk sentiment globally.
Usman Salis
