
                                    <div>
                                      <h3>Market View</h3>
                                      <p>Bullish on BTC; a daily close above $94k could lead to a move above $100k</p>
                                      <h3>Trading Strategy</h3>
                                      <p>Monitor daily close; go long if BTC holds above $94k, target above $100k</p>
                                      <h3>Core Logic</h3>
                                      <p><ol>
    <li>
BTC breakout looks strong
    </li>
    <li>
a daily close above $94k signals further upside, but watch for a dead cat bounce (DCB)
    </li>
</ol></p>
                                    </div>
                                    

This #Bitcoin breakout looks promising.
Close the day above $94k and $100k+ pullback in cards.
Watch for DCB

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