
Quick summary
Bitcoin has cleared $81K, the first domino, and is holding above the support line from the last stream
Breaking $82.2K (the diamond’s resistance) could open a push toward $87–88K
Losing $81K turns the picture bearish, with a possible inverted head and shoulders targeting $74K
BTC/Gold still points to 22 oz, with 24–27 oz possible before March 2027
Bitcoin’s push from $79K to above $81K, with a look at why descending wedges deserve more trust and how the 2025 bear market mirrored 2022.
Then it’s straight into the charts:
Bitcoin’s first domino falling at $81K with $82.2K as the harder second test, the Bitcoin/gold triangle setup, Pepe hitting all-time highs against Bonk, Tesla and Nvidia measured in Bitcoin, Strive’s history of outsized pumps, and Bitcoin dominance edging toward 61%.
FAQ
What level does Bitcoin need to hold?
$81K is the first domino, and Bitcoin has now cleared it. Holding above $81–82K keeps the bullish case intact.
What’s the next upside target for Bitcoin?
Clearing $82.2K, the diamond’s resistance, opens a move toward $87–88K. Holding above $88K could extend to $101–102K.
What’s the bearish scenario?
If Bitcoin loses $81K, a possible inverted head and shoulders could take price back toward $74K.
Why trust descending wedges?
They show the market shedding sellers who don’t expect upside. Once that selling exhausts near the apex, the odds favour a move up, and the 2025 bear market formed one much like 2022’s did.
Where is Bitcoin heading against gold?
22 oz looks likely, with 24–27 oz possible off a 256-day symmetrical triangle, provided BTC keeps outperforming gold through March 2027.
Should you hold memecoins long term?
No. Memecoins like Pepe and Bonk are better rotated than held. Pepe stands out for its culture, history and widely spread community.
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Andrew Kamsky
Andrew Kamsky is a Bitcoin analyst. He spent a decade in traditional finance across a Big Four firm and a listed fintech bank before going deep on Bitcoin full-time.











