Looking at the recent market, BTC has been repeatedly hovering around the 90,603 USDT level for several days. Let me analyze from the main force's perspective what this wave of market behavior is really playing at.
The core judgment is straightforward: BTC is not entering a downtrend, but rather consolidating after a high-level correction. How important is the 90,600 line? To put it simply, this is a key level where bulls and bears repeatedly test each other, and the main force is gauging market patience.
**From the 4-hour chart perspective**
First, look at the main upward wave. From 88,000 to 94,760, the slope of this rally is very healthy, driven entirely by capital, not emotional hype. The current retracement is between 0.5 and 0.618, which is very common in strong trending markets—standard shakeout zone.
Support has not been broken. The 89,000 to 90,000 zone is a strong support on the 4-hour timeframe, with each dip quickly bought back, and the lower Bollinger Band also providing support. From the momentum of the decline, it’s clearly weakening, shifting from a downtrend to a sideways correction. In other words, BTC is regrouping chips for the next directional move.
**From the 1-hour chart, look at the detailed reversal signals**
Repeatedly, there are long lower shadows around 90,600—each dip is quickly recovered. What does this indicate? This level is not so easy to break through. More importantly, the lows are no longer clearly declining; since the rebound from 89,240, each low has been gradually rising—this is a sign that the bulls are gradually taking control.
The market language is very clear: buyers are organized in defending this line.
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 16h ago
Here comes the old trick of "chip restructuring" again. The last time I heard this was when it was at 94,760...
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SwapWhisperer
· 16h ago
This level at 90600 is indeed quite torturous; the main players just love to repeatedly test the market at this position... But looking at the detail of the shadow, it does seem like the bulls are seriously accumulating.
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probably_nothing_anon
· 16h ago
Is this 90600 line really that strong? It feels like we're stuck here every day. What exactly is the main force doing?
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CryptoWageSlave
· 16h ago
This 90600 level is really holding strong. What is the main force doing here? Are they accumulating strength or trying to lure more buyers?
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OfflineValidator
· 16h ago
This 90,600 line has really been fully absorbed. Every time it drops, it's instantly pulled back. It's annoying to watch but I can't find any fault with it.
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unrekt.eth
· 16h ago
Is the 90600 level really that strong? It still seems to depend on whether it can hold steady in the follow-up.
Looking at the recent market, BTC has been repeatedly hovering around the 90,603 USDT level for several days. Let me analyze from the main force's perspective what this wave of market behavior is really playing at.
The core judgment is straightforward: BTC is not entering a downtrend, but rather consolidating after a high-level correction. How important is the 90,600 line? To put it simply, this is a key level where bulls and bears repeatedly test each other, and the main force is gauging market patience.
**From the 4-hour chart perspective**
First, look at the main upward wave. From 88,000 to 94,760, the slope of this rally is very healthy, driven entirely by capital, not emotional hype. The current retracement is between 0.5 and 0.618, which is very common in strong trending markets—standard shakeout zone.
Support has not been broken. The 89,000 to 90,000 zone is a strong support on the 4-hour timeframe, with each dip quickly bought back, and the lower Bollinger Band also providing support. From the momentum of the decline, it’s clearly weakening, shifting from a downtrend to a sideways correction. In other words, BTC is regrouping chips for the next directional move.
**From the 1-hour chart, look at the detailed reversal signals**
Repeatedly, there are long lower shadows around 90,600—each dip is quickly recovered. What does this indicate? This level is not so easy to break through. More importantly, the lows are no longer clearly declining; since the rebound from 89,240, each low has been gradually rising—this is a sign that the bulls are gradually taking control.
The market language is very clear: buyers are organized in defending this line.