#数字资产动态追踪 Bitcoin is currently stuck in a narrow range between 93,000 and 94,000, and this position is the most prone to sudden moves.

Looking upward, the 95,000 USD level is pressing down on short positions totaling 678 million USD. Once this level is broken, stop-loss orders from the bears will be triggered, potentially triggering a surge of buy orders and causing the price to spike rapidly upward. Conversely, below, the 92,000 USD level is under pressure from long positions totaling 1.135 billion USD to be liquidated. If this support is broken, a large number of longs will be forced to close, and downward momentum could accelerate instantly.

From the histogram distribution of liquidation data, the support zone below at 92,000 USD is actually more fragile. When the price truly hits that level, the market’s chain reaction could be much more intense than a breakout upward. In other words, the current position is just one step away from two key points, and false breakouts are especially common in this situation, making it easy for the main players to shake out traders.

A few suggestions: Don’t be tempted to chase gains or cut losses easily due to the market’s volatility. Strictly control your positions; betting heavily on a direction at this critical juncture is too risky. Focus on the 92,000 and 95,000 levels—follow through once one of them is truly broken, but only if volume and news conditions support it.

The market always flows toward the area of least resistance. Currently, downward resistance seems slightly smaller, but this is just one dimension of judgment. The final verdict will depend on the capital flow performance over the next few hours and external news.