BTC is toda moonBitcoinCRYPTO:BTCUSDsuros1. As you can see from the trendline in the chart, this resistance level is likely to mark the top for Bitcoin — what we call the "big top" — and it’s probably going to happen sometime before 2029. 2. If you look back at Bitcoin’s history, it’s pretty wild how retail expectations tend to peak right before major downturns. Back in the 2013 bull run, people were thinking 10,000 RMB per coin — then the crash came. In the 2017 bull market, the expectation was 10,000perBTC∗∗,whichwehit,thenitralliedto∗∗20,000 before crashing again. Now, in the 2025 cycle, we’re seeing expectations hit around 1 million RMB per BTC. And sure, you can dream about $1 million per BTC in the next bull run — that’s the kind of FOMO talk that tends to float around. But here’s the thing: once that 1 million RMB psychological level is in play, and if there hasn’t been a proper correction or consolidation, you shouldn’t be calling for more upside just yet. 3. Right now, the price is bumping up against strong overhead resistance — that “distribution wall” where sellers start coming in hard. But don’t expect an immediate reversal. Why? Because the bulls still have some juice left — they haven’t fully expended their energy yet. Ultimately though, this push is likely to fizzle out — it’s the classic "last gasp" move before the trend changes. 4. Now, if you're thinking about shorting here — yeah, there’s some potential for profit, but don’t expect a home run. The upside is capped, and the gains will probably be pretty small. Why? Because there’s still a lot of bullish momentum lingering in the market. Instead of a clean drop, what you’re more likely to see is a long, drawn-out topping process — lots of sideways action, chop, and volatility near the highs. So while shorts aren't a bad idea, they’re not a slam dunk either.