Bitcoin is OverheatedI’m observing the current situation in the BTC market and want to share a brief reflection. The latest upward impulse doesn’t just look confident—it’s starting to resemble overheating.
The price has detached from its averages, and the movement is accompanied by local euphoria. I see the community piling in “at the highs,” hoping for continuation. But it’s crucial to understand: markets don’t grow forever. Especially when the growth lacks proportional volume and fundamental support.
I use a comprehensive technical approach, and one of my indicators has given a clear signal—the market is overheated. We’re currently seeing a classic state of overbought conditions: the price is moving too far, too fast.
This doesn’t mean you should immediately short or panic. But as a trader, I understand that in such a phase, it’s wiser to:
– Partially take profits,
– Move stops closer to the market,
– And absolutely avoid entering new longs on emotions.
Typically, after such surges, the market either consolidates or corrects by 10–20% to shake off the overheating and provide an opportunity to enter at fairer levels. Personally, I’m waiting for a return to balance and a reset. I don’t rule out a final “explosive” move upward on news, but such breakouts usually end as quickly as they begin.
