Bitcoin is fluctuating around 95,200 USDT, with the 1-hour chart showing a tug-of-war between bulls and bears. Trading volume continues to decline, market participation is low, and the short-term direction remains unclear.

From the support perspective, the 95,000 USDT level is crucial — it is both a psychological round number and a recent area of high trading activity. Below that, there is strong support at 94,800 USDT. If these two levels cannot hold, it may indicate increased short-term pressure.

On the resistance side, 95,500 USDT is today's minor high, and above that is 95,640 USDT, the highest point in the past 24 hours. Once the price breaks through 95,500 with increased volume, it will be a confirmed bullish signal.

Technical indicators also appear somewhat neutral. RSI hovers around 55, MACD is flat at the zero line, and Bollinger Bands are narrowing — all these features point to one conclusion: volatility will continue. The current approach is to buy low and sell high, avoiding chasing highs or panicking during dips. Wait for a volume breakout above 95,500 USDT to add a small long position, and if the price drops below 95,000 USDT, cut losses decisively and avoid entanglement.