Bitcoin traders are tracking three long-term signals as price sits between a reclaimed support line and a crucial resistance zone. A four-year trendline flip, a key barrier near 91,000 dollars, and a weekly hidden bullish divergence together suggest the current cycle may still have room to run.
BTC Reclaims 4-Year Trendline as Support
Bitcoin has returned to a four-year trendline that previously acted as major resistance on the weekly BTC/USDT chart.
Bitcoin 1W Multi-Year Trendline Hold. Source: TradingView / X
The chart shows price holding near the diagonal line that capped rallies in 2021 and 2022 and later guided the advance into the 2024–2025 highs. Recent candles sit just above this level, marked as macro support, after the latest pullback.
Crypto analyst @ardizor highlighted the move on X, writing that “$BTC is back on the 4-year trendline” and that “resistance finally turned support.” He described the structure as “mega bullish longterm,” pointing to the trendline hold as a signal that the broader uptrend remains in place despite recent volatility.
Analyst Says Bitcoin Near Crucial Resistance With Path to $100K
Bitcoin is approaching a key resistance zone that could reopen a path to $100,000 if it breaks, according to trader Michaël van de Poppe. His latest BTC/USDT chart shows price pushing into the first “crucial resistance zone” after a sharp rebound from recent lows.
Bitcoin Crucial Resistance Zone Near $91K. Source: Michaël van de Poppe
Van de Poppe wrote that he views the move as a “pretty strong bounce upwards” but wants to see consolidation below resistance before any breakout. In his view, a clean move through this band would signal that downside pressure is fading and that the market trend is turning back upward.
He added that a retest near $88,000 would not surprise him and could still fit a constructive structure. However, he said that if the current level holds and breaks higher, the odds increase that Bitcoin has already set its cycle low. “The cycle is far from over,” he concluded.
Bitcoin Shows Weekly Hidden Bullish Divergence, Analyst Says
Meanwhile, Bitcoin printed a hidden weekly bullish divergence on the one-week BTC/USD index chart, analyst Cas Abbé wrote on X.
Bitcoin Weekly Hidden Bullish Divergence. Source: X
A hidden bullish divergence forms when price builds higher lows while the momentum oscillator draws lower lows. The pattern often appears during trend continuation phases, not trend reversal. Abbé connected his call to previous signals, saying the last two similar prints were followed by rallies near 100%.
The chart highlights a series of higher-low ranges framed inside gold boxes, marking prior continuation swings within the broader multi-year channel. Those prior bounces, marked on the lower momentum pane, weakened temporarily yet did not invalidate the directional sequence that resumed afterward.
Abbé’s note framed the signal as evidence that weekly momentum has cooled earlier without breaking trend structure. As a result, analysts widely treat the divergence as a continuation indicator when combined with a rising diagonal price floor, seen multiple times in prior cycles.